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27 changes: 27 additions & 0 deletions assets/css/admin-post-duplicator.css
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What: Consider specifying a version for the CSS file if applicable.

Why: Versioning helps in managing assets and ensures that users receive the correct style updates. It aids in cache management.

How: Add a comment at the top of the CSS file indicating the version, e.g., /* Version 1.0.0 */. This practice can be integrated with your build process or asset management approach.

* Admin styles for Post Duplicator.
*

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What: Consider adding more context to the comment above the .hfe-post-duplicator-notice class.

Why: While the comment generally states it's for the Post Duplicator, including what the notice signifies (e.g., success or error messages) can improve maintainability and understanding for future developers.

How: Change the comment to something like: /* Styles for success/error notices related to the Post Duplicator feature. */.

* @package header-footer-elementor

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What: The color definitions used here may benefit from being stored as CSS variables for easier theming or future changes.

Why: Utilizing CSS variables enhances maintainability and makes it easier to apply changes if the color scheme requires updates later on.

How: Define CSS variables in a root selector, like :root { --primary-color: #0073aa; --hover-color: #00a0d2; }, then use these variables in your styles, e.g., color: var(--primary-color);.

*/

.hfe-post-duplicator-notice {
padding: 10px 15px;
background-color: #fff;
border-left: 4px solid #00a0d2;
margin: 5px 0 15px;
box-shadow: 0 1px 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.04);
}

.hfe-post-duplicator-notice p {
margin: 0.5em 0;
padding: 2px;
}

/* Style for the UA Duplicate link in row actions */
.row-actions .hfe_duplicate a {
color: #0073aa;
}

.row-actions .hfe_duplicate a:hover {
color: #00a0d2;
}
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require_once HFE_DIR . 'inc/hfe-functions.php';

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What: The addition of the Post Duplicator class appears to be correctly included, but I recommend considering the implications of loading this class for all users who access the admin interface. If this class introduces heavy operations or data processing, it could impact performance.

Why: Loading unnecessary classes can lead to increased memory usage and slower performance, particularly for users who do not utilize the duplication feature. This is crucial for maintaining a responsive admin experience, especially if many users will be accessing the admin interface.

How: To improve performance, consider utilizing a conditional loading mechanism. For example, load the class-hfe-post-duplicator.php file only if the user is accessing a specific admin page or if the feature is enabled in the settings. This can be implemented using a check like if (isset($_GET['page']) && $_GET['page'] === 'desired_page_name'). This reduces unnecessary overhead for users who do not need the duplication functionality.

require_once HFE_DIR . 'inc/class-hfe-rollback.php';
require_once HFE_DIR . 'inc/class-hfe-post-duplicator.php';

// Load Elementor Canvas Compatibility.
require_once HFE_DIR . 'inc/class-hfe-elementor-canvas-compat.php';
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