- Increase tab navigation height from 2x to 2.5x line-height
- Add proper flexbox centering for tab items with icons
- Add gap between icon and text (0.25rem)
- Add padding (0.5rem vertical, 0.75rem horizontal) for better touch targets
- Reduce icon size to 0.875rem for better visual balance
- Remove fixed line-height to allow proper vertical centering
- Maintain text shadow effect for active tabs
The tab navigation now properly accommodates FontAwesome icons while
maintaining good visual hierarchy and touch accessibility.
- Remove custom tab implementation in favor of official ApplicationV2 tabs
- Implement ApplicationTab typedef structure for Actor and Item sheets
- Add memory-safe event listener management with proper cleanup
- Update all sheet templates to use standard Foundry tab structure
- Add template safety checks to prevent undefined access errors
- Optimize performance with DOM updates instead of full re-renders
- Maintain backward CSS compatibility during transition
- Add dynamic tab configuration based on item types
Key improvements:
- ~200 lines of custom tab code removed
- Memory leak prevention with proper event cleanup
- Performance optimization (no re-render on tab switch)
- Standards-compliant with Foundry V13 ApplicationV2 API
- Consistent implementation across Actor and Item sheets
- Template safety with Handlebars guards
- Dynamic icon and localization support
All 31 modified files now use the official Foundry VTT v13 tab system.
Apply the same brightness/invert filter used for combat values to
ds4-embedded-document-list__image class to ensure proper visibility of
combat value icons in dark theme.
This also allows to assign a spell to multiple spell groups, which is the case for many spells in
the SRD.
Additionally, this makes many small improvements and fixes to the provided spell compendium.
In the Active Effect Config, there are now additional inputs to configure the effect
to be applied to items owned by the actor instead of the actor itself. It is possible
to select the items to which to apply the effect via matching by name, or via a condition
expression, that provides similar capabilities as the evaluation of mathematical
expressions in rolls. Data from the Actor, Item, and Active Effect can be accessed
similar to how properties are accessed in roll formulas (using the prefixes `@actor`,
`@item`, and `@effect`). For example, in order to apply an effect to all ranged
weapons, the conditions would be
```js
'@item.type' === 'weapon' && '@item.data.attackType' === 'ranged'
```
