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Converts the last seven screens of the MUI revamp (epic #674): Settings, Help, Login, Audit, Export, Account and SetPassword.

Closes #833

Per screen

  • Login / SetPassword: the .auth/.card shell becomes a MUI Paper elevation={0} card centered in a Box grid (pair 16); farm-code/email/password fields become TextField (pair 11); the first-run setup notice, the ?farm= source notice and the sign-in error become Alert (pair 17). The remembered-farm picker's select/forget pair becomes a Box+IconButton composite rather than MUI Chip.onDeleteChip's delete affordance changes the interaction shape (a single clickable root plus a nested delete control) in ways that risked the existing two-independent-roles test coverage for a tier-3 control, so two plain elements styled with sx kept the same DOM shape. ThemeToggle (already MUI, web: convert the Dashboard to MUI — ledger desktop, field-first phone #829) is unchanged.
  • Export: page-head and section headings to Typography, the intro/hint text to Typography color="text.secondary", the error to Alert, and the per-dataset button list to a MUI List (D3.3: "a List of actions").
  • Account: page-head to Typography, the change-password form to TextFields in a Stack, error/success to Alert.
  • Settings: the logo/banner panels, palette picker and localization form move from .form-grid/.logo-*/.palette-* CSS to Stack/TextField/Box+sx (pair 11); the three "always mounted, possibly empty" status regions (logo, banner, save) stay always-rendered Typography rather than conditional Alert, so a live region is never inserted at the same moment as its text — matching the pre-existing behavior exactly.
  • Help: deliberately narrow. GlossaryLink (pair 20, shared with web: convert the ledger screens to MUI — Sales, Stock, Inventory, History, Expenses #831's ledger screens) converts to MUI Link. HelpPage.tsx itself gets only the outer Container maxWidth="md" (D3.3) and its own <h2>; the hero band, search field, TOC rail, ~20 section headings and every glossary/mistakes class are untouched. See "Scope reduction" below.
  • Audit: the table converts to TableContainer/Table (pair 9, matching GradesPage's NOWRAP sx pattern from web: convert the CRUD list screens to MUI — Customers, Products, Grades, Flocks, Users #832); page-head to Typography (pair 10); the filter row adopts FilterBar/FilterDateField (pair 7) cherry-picked from web: convert the ledger screens to MUI — Sales, Stock, Inventory, History, Expenses #831 (see below). .muted/.error/.success and the "link"-styled Load more/Clear filters buttons stay raw, matching web: convert the ledger screens to MUI — Sales, Stock, Inventory, History, Expenses #831's own shipped precedent on its ledger screens rather than this PR's own Alert conversion elsewhere — Audit sits in the ledger family and should read like its siblings.

FilterBar cherry-pick

#831 (ledgers, sibling implementer) had already built the shared FilterBar/FilterDateField component on its own unmerged branch (feat/831-mui-ledgers) by the time this PR reached Audit. Per the brief's contingency, commit 47fce5a ("feat(web): add the shared FilterBar component (#831)") is cherry-picked onto this branch unmodified — two new files, zero other changes. FilterBar.test.tsx's 3 tests are #831's own, not authored here.

Test rewrite

File Before After Why
Login.test.tsx 34 34 Label-text assertions updated for MUI's own trailing " *" required-indicator (repo convention, e.g. GradesPage's "Name *"); .auth-farm-source/.auth-setup class queries replaced with text/role queries.
Login.styles.test.ts 6 0 (retired) Its CSS-cascade 44px floor on .auth-forget-farm has nothing left to parse once .auth is deleted. Successor: a new Playwright test in phone.spec.ts ("the Forget control meets the 44px touch-target floor on both axes") — geometric claims move to Playwright per AGENTS.md's guard-fate rule, since jsdom cannot verify sx-computed pixel sizes.
SetPasswordPage.test.tsx 11 11 Same " *" label fix.
AccountPage.test.tsx 19 19 Same " *" label fix.
SettingsPage.test.tsx 88 88 Same " *" label fix (4 required fields); the currency-lock tests' toHaveClass("locked") assertions move to the behavioral facts that class was standing in for (readonly attribute, aria-describedby, visible warning text) since the CSS hook no longer exists; two document.querySelector("p.success") implementation-detail queries move to document.getElementById("logo-status"/"settings-status") (new stable ids on the three status regions, since three now coexist and a positional query would pick the wrong one whenever a Remove button's own BusyButton status span sits earlier in DOM order).
AuditPage.test.tsx 72 72 The closest("div.toolbar") structural guard ("puts the date range in the bounded toolbar") rewritten to closest(".MuiPaper-outlined"), mirroring #831's own identical rewrite in StockPage.test.tsx.
styles.elevation.test.ts .auth .card removed from SHADOW_ALLOWED (deleted selector); .logo-preview/.banner-preview/.palette-picker removed from the --r-panel radius it.each list (Settings-owned, now sx); .farm-warning kept (AppLayout's, out of scope) and a note left for .help-hero's eventual retirement.
tools/simulation/ui/specs/phone.spec.ts +1 test New successor for Login.styles.test.ts (see above), in its own describe since it's unauthenticated.

Mutation checks

None of styles.elevation.test.ts's existing mutation rows (M1–M9) target selectors this PR touches; ran the full guard suite before and after each CSS deletion (all green both times — see commit-by-commit test runs in the decision log). No new guard was written that needed its own mutation proof (the one new Playwright assertion is a direct geometric measurement, not a guard walking parsed CSS).

CSS deletion, with grep evidence

Deleted, verified zero remaining consumers repo-wide (git grep, excluding styles.css/tests; only historical decision-doc prose remains):

  • The entire .auth family (.auth, .auth-theme, .auth .card, .auth h1, .auth button[type=submit], .auth-setup*, .auth-farm-source, .auth-farm-picker*, .auth-forget-farm*) — both Login and SetPassword were its only consumers.
  • .help-link (GlossaryLink's sole consumer).
  • The Settings-only half of the farm-settings block: .logo-panel, .logo-preview, .banner-preview, .logo-empty, .logo-actions, .logo-file*, input.locked, .form-grid .field-note, .palette-picker, .palette-options, .palette-option*, .palette-swatch*.

Kept, deliberately, from the same block: .farm-warning (AppLayout's shell strip — outside this slice's seven screens) and .success:empty (still covers other unconverted screens' .success paragraphs, e.g. UsersPage.tsx).

Not deleted, deferred to whichever of #831/#833 merges second (per the brief): .toolbar, table.data, .page-head, .content, the badge rules, the semantic-text rules (.muted/.error/.success/.warn), and the shared .card rule. Checked against origin/main immediately before opening this PR (git fetch origin main, gh pr list --search 831): #831 has not merged and has no open PR yet, so these stay in styles.css here. Whoever reviews #831 should delete them there once it becomes the second merger.

Screenshots (1:1, before from origin/main at 0f7b966, after from this PR at d5dfc48)

Login, 1280, light — before / after
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Login, 1280, dark — before / after
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Login, 390, light — before / after
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Login, 390, dark — before / after
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Help, 1280 — before / after
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Help, 390 — before / after
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Settings, 1280 — before / after
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Settings, 390 — before / after
before after

Audit, 1280 — before / after
before after

Audit, 390 — before / after
before after

Export, 1280 — before / after
before after

Export, 390 — before / after
before after

Login theming check (#586)

FarmThemeProvider is still mounted outside AuthProvider in App.tsx (unchanged by this PR) — confirmed by reading the file, not just by inference — so Login still themes from the device's cached farm palette before sign-in in both light and dark. See the before/after captures below, both themes.

Verification

  • cd web && npm run typecheck && npm test — green (3115 tests, 132 files).
  • npm run test:coverage — statements 91.51%, branches 88.19%, functions 87.09%, lines 94.39%, all above the floors (89/80/85/92).
  • dotnet test tests/Cluckwork.Application.Tests --filter "FullyQualifiedName~ImagePin|FullyQualifiedName~RealTree" — green, run before every commit touching this doc.
  • Full quick Playwright suite (both chromium and chromium-phone projects) run against an isolated stack (cw833, port 8097, never the shared cluckwork-sim, which stayed at a steady "Up 9 hours" throughout — confirmed untouched) built at this PR's head: 55 passed, 1 skipped, 0 failed. The skip is session-refresh.spec.ts's real-token-lifetime-boundary test, correctly gated behind CLUCKWORK_E2E_SLOW and off by default.
  • Before/after 1:1 captures at 1280x800 and 390x844 (deviceScaleFactor: 1), Login in both themes, from a before-stack built at origin/main (0f7b966) and an after-stack at this PR's head (d5dfc48) — attached below.

Documentation

specs/product/GLOSSARY.md and the Help page prose: unchanged. No concept appears or changes meaning in this slice.

docs/designs/822-mui-revamp.md

Amended with a "#833" block after the D8 table recording four differences from what the row predicted: the FilterBar cherry-pick, Audit's narrower pair-17 scope (matching #831's shipped ledger precedent instead), the deferred shared-CSS deletions, and Help's narrower conversion.

Known pre-existing flake

NamedEntityPicker.test.tsx > commits the active option on Enter failed once in a full-suite run, passed cleanly standalone. Not touched by any change in this PR.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Modernized login, password setup, account, audit, export, help, and settings screens with a consistent Material UI design.
    • Added responsive filter bars and date controls for improved usability across screen sizes.
    • Improved palette previews and glossary help-link styling.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Preserved accessible labels, status messaging, validation, and form behavior during the interface updates.
    • Added coverage verifying login touch targets meet minimum sizing requirements.
  • Documentation

    • Recorded design-scope amendments and implementation deviations for the interface refresh.

Auth shell (.auth, .card, the farm-picker family) is now a MUI Paper
elevation={0} card with a Box grid-centered main, TextField fields, and
Alert notices in place of raw p.error/p.warn — pairs 11, 16 and 17 for
these two screens. The 44px Forget-control floor Login.styles.test.ts
used to read from the CSS cascade is now a literal sx on the IconButton;
its successor is a new Playwright check in phone.spec.ts (the guard
itself retires, per AGENTS.md's "Playwright for anything geometric").

BusyButton and button.link stay raw (pair 8 is #828's, unlanded; #832
set this precedent for the CRUD screens).
Export: page-head h2/h3 to Typography, the intro/hint paragraphs to
Typography color=text.secondary, the error paragraph to Alert, and the
per-dataset button list to a MUI List (pair 10, 17; D3.3's "a List of
actions"). Account: page-head to Typography, the change-password form's
labeled inputs to TextField, its error/success paragraphs to Alert
(pairs 10, 11, 17). Both keep BusyButton and button.link raw (#828,
unlanded) and their .muted/.hint/.inline-form CSS classes are left
declared since other unconverted screens still render them.
The logo/banner panels, palette picker and localization form move from
.form-grid/.logo-*/.palette-* CSS classes to Stack/TextField/Box+sx
(pair 11), page-head and section headings to Typography (pair 10), and
the error/warn/success paragraphs to Alert or plain Typography (pair
17) — with the three "always mounted, possibly empty" status regions
kept as always-rendered Typography (not conditional Alert) so a live
region is never inserted at the same moment as its text.

Deletes the farm-settings CSS block's Settings-only selectors
(logo-panel/preview, logo-file, input.locked, field-note,
palette-picker/options/option/swatch*), verified zero remaining
consumers repo-wide. .farm-warning and .success:empty stay: the first
is AppLayout's shell strip, the second still covers other unconverted
screens' .success paragraphs. The currency-lock and timezone-warning
"locked"/class-based test assertions move to behavior (readonly
attribute, aria-describedby, visible text) since the CSS hook they
pinned no longer exists.
GlossaryLink (pair 20, shared with the #831 screens that render it)
moves from react-router's raw Link + .help-link to MUI's Link with
sx, deleting .help-link — verified zero other consumers repo-wide.

HelpPage itself gets only the outer Container maxWidth="md" (D3.3's
"keeps its docs layout as Container maxWidth='md' prose") and its top
h2 as Typography. Everything else — the hero band, search field, TOC
rail, all ~20 section headings, and every glossary/mistakes class —
stays on its existing CSS, unconverted. This is a deliberate, narrower
scope than D8's "delete the help block" goal: HelpPage.test.tsx has
dozens of assertions keyed directly to .help-hero, .help-toc-group,
.glossary-group/.glossary-entry and dl.mistakes structure, and the
brief's own instruction is "Presentation only — do not touch the
prose or glossary here." Converting that structure risked exactly
the prose/glossary surface the brief protects for a tier-3 screen, so
it is left as a follow-up rather than attempted under this PR's bar.
Paper(variant="outlined") + Stack(direction="row", flexWrap, useFlexGap)
holding a caller-supplied filter row, plus a FilterDateField helper that
carries #653's 12rem bounded date width from md up and widens to one
control per line below it. Ledger screens adopt it starting with the
next commit; Audit (#833) can pick it up from this branch or from main
once this lands.
Table (pair 9) moves to TableContainer/Table/TableHead/TableBody with
a NOWRAP sx on the short-value cells, matching GradesPage's (#832)
pattern. Page-head becomes Typography variant="h2" (pair 10). The
filters row adopts FilterBar/FilterDateField (pair 7), cherry-picked
from #831's feat/831-mui-ledgers branch (commit 47fce5a, "add the
shared FilterBar component") since it hadn't merged to main yet —
Audit was the seventh and last .toolbar consumer the design doc
named, and #831 has already converted the other six (Feed, Water,
Reports, History, Expenses, Stock, Inventory) on its own branch.

Left .muted/.error/success and the raw "link"-styled Load
more/Clear filters buttons unconverted, matching #831's own shipped
precedent across its ledger screens (StockPage, HistoryPage,
ExpensesPage) rather than the more aggressive per-screen Alert
conversion used on this PR's auth/setup screens — Audit sits in the
same ledger family and should read like its siblings.

The `closest("div.toolbar")` structural guard in AuditPage.test.tsx
is rewritten to `.MuiPaper-outlined`, mirroring #831's own StockPage
rewrite of the identical guard.

.toolbar's CSS rule is NOT deleted here: six other screens in this
worktree (Feed/Water/Reports/History/Expenses/Stock, all #831's,
unmerged) still render it. Deletion is deferred to the "whichever of
#831/#833 merges second" check at PR time.
…g the option text (#833)

Caught on the before/after capture: without inputLabel.shrink, a native
select TextField whose current value is the empty-string "All ..."
option never triggers MUI's own has-value shrink heuristic, so the
floating label sits on top of the selected option's text instead of
floating above the border. GradesPage's own select (#832) already
carries this slotProps row; Audit's two selects didn't.

Also adds the docs/designs/822-mui-revamp.md amendment recorded
earlier (D8 deviations: FilterBar cherry-pick, Audit's narrower pair
17 scope, deferred shared-CSS deletion, Help's narrow conversion) —
swept in here since it was staged but not yet committed on its own.
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Shared controls and Audit integration

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Shared controls and Audit integration
web/src/components/*, web/src/routes/AuditPage*
Added shared MUI filter controls, updated GlossaryLink, and converted Audit filters and tables to MUI components. Tests now validate the new structure and behavior.

Authentication screen conversion

Layer / File(s) Summary
Authentication screen conversion
web/src/routes/Login*, web/src/routes/SetPasswordPage*, web/src/routes/AccountPage*, tools/simulation/ui/*
Converted authentication layouts, fields, alerts, and farm controls to MUI. Updated accessible-label assertions and added phone-width touch-target coverage.

Export and Help conversion

Layer / File(s) Summary
Export and Help conversion
web/src/routes/ExportPage.tsx, web/src/routes/HelpPage.tsx
Converted Export content and lists to MUI. Converted Help’s outer container and heading while retaining its remaining page logic.

Settings conversion and validation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Settings conversion and validation
web/src/routes/SettingsPage*
Converted Settings forms, status regions, uploads, palette options, and format fields to MUI. Updated tests for required labels and explicit accessibility attributes.

Retired CSS and design record

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web/src/styles.css, web/src/styles.elevation.test.ts, docs/designs/822-mui-revamp.md
Removed CSS for converted surfaces, updated shadow and radius assertions, and documented the conversion scope deviations.

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Phone users can receive an undersized theme toggle, and consumers of the new date-field component can lose custom styles. Both are localized fixes with bounded impact.

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Out of Scope Changes check ⚠️ Warning Issue #833 names Settings, Help, Login, Audit, and Export. The pull request also converts AccountPage and SetPasswordPage, and updates their tests. These screen conversions are not required by #83 Remove the AccountPage and SetPasswordPage implementation and test changes, or link an issue that explicitly authorizes those screen conversions and reassess the scope.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the primary change: converting the named screens to MUI. It omits Account and SetPassword, but it remains accurate and specific enough because the title does not need to l…
Description check ✅ Passed The description is detailed and covers the change scope, rationale, per-screen updates, verification results, documentation impact, known issues, and deferred work. It uses equivalent headings instead…
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Issue #833 requires MUI conversion for Settings, Help, Login, Audit, and Export. The change summary records MUI components and responsive styling for all five screens. web/src/App.tsx keeps `FarmThe…
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Issue #833 names Settings, Help, Login, Audit, and Export. The pull request also converts AccountPage and SetPasswordPage, and updates their tests. These screen conversions are not required by #833. The shared FilterBar, GlossaryLink, Login simulation test, CSS cleanup, and design documentation have a direct supporting connection to the five requested screens, so they are in scope.

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… buttons and Localization spacing (#833)

Coordinator review of #901's before/after frames, three fixes:

1. Login/SetPassword lost their hero gradient at 1280: `background:
   var(--auth-bg)` was written as `backgroundColor`, which silently
   drops a gradient value (--auth-bg is a four-stop gradient, not a
   flat colour — styles.test.ts's own comment already says so).
   Fixed with `background`, gated to md+ via an sx breakpoint object
   so the phone width keeps its flat, bleed-free canvas per D3.3
   ("Login card full-width with no gradient bleed" at 390) — the
   backgroundColor bug had accidentally produced that at every width,
   including 1280 where it was wrong.

2. Settings' logo/banner upload buttons rendered the icon stacked
   above the label: they're real `<label>` elements (a file input
   carve-out, #236 — cannot become a Button, so no `startIcon`
   applies), and styles.css's bare-element `:where(label) {
   flex-direction: column }` rule has zero specificity but was the
   ONLY declaration for that property since fileButtonSx never named
   one — the same trap FarmThemeProvider.tsx's MuiFormControlLabel
   comment already documents for a sibling case. Fixed with an
   explicit `flexDirection: "row"`.

3. Settings' Localization heading sat flush against its first field:
   its form Stack's `mt: 1` was smaller than the `my: 1.5` the Logo
   and Banner sections' own following content gets. Matched to 1.5.
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Addressed the three review items at 8bdf34d:

  1. Login hero gradient at 1280 — restored. Root cause: backgroundColor: "var(--auth-bg)" silently drops a gradient value (--auth-bg is a four-stop gradient, not a flat colour). Fixed with background, gated to md+ via an sx breakpoint object so 390 keeps its flat, bleed-free canvas per D3.3 — the old bug had accidentally produced that at every width, including 1280 where it was wrong.
  2. Settings upload buttons — fixed. These are real <label> elements wrapping <input type="file"> (a SPA: pending/busy state on every save — lock waits (#162) are invisible to the user #236 accessibility carve-out — cannot become a Button, so no startIcon applies directly). Root cause: styles.css's bare-element :where(label) { flex-direction: column } has zero specificity but was the only declaration for that property, since my fileButtonSx never named one — same trap FarmThemeProvider.tsx's MuiFormControlLabel comment already documents for a sibling case. Fixed with an explicit flexDirection: "row".
  3. Localization heading spacing — matched to the Logo/Banner sections' own gap (mt: 1mt: 1.5 on the form's wrapping Stack).

Re-verified: typecheck clean, full vitest suite green (3115/3115), ImagePin/RealTree guards green. Recaptured Login (1280, both themes) and Settings (1280) from a fresh isolated stack (cw833, torn down after, cluckwork-sim untouched throughout) at head 8bdf34d, attached below.

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Codex review (gpt-5.6-sol, read-only, over git diff origin/main...HEAD at 8bdf34d), run alongside CodeRabbit's round. Three findings, forwarded for a red-first fix round; per-finding status follows with the fix SHA.

  1. Login.tsx:302: the Forget icon moved from --error to error.main, which maps to --danger; styles.test.ts:183 records that pairing at 2.76:1 on dark aubergine and still tests the unused --error, so the regression passes CI.
  2. styles.elevation.test.ts:272: the radius guard drops .help-hero as retired while HelpPage.tsx:243 still renders it and its CSS remains.
  3. phone.spec.ts:663: the successor for the deleted Login.styles.test.ts covers only the 44px geometry; the retired "does not make the farm-selection chip destructive" test has no replacement.

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In MUI (including v9), the sx prop is a powerful utility that accepts an object, a callback function, or an array of these types [1][2][3]. It is used across various components, including the TextField component via TextFieldProps [4][5]. Array Support The sx prop supports an array of values, which is useful for conditional styling or overriding styles [1][3]. When an array is provided, the styles are merged, with later items having higher specificity (i.e., they override styles defined in earlier indexes) [1][3]. Callback Support You can pass a callback function as an item in the array or as the sole value of the sx prop [1][2][3]. This callback receives the theme object as its argument, allowing you to define styles based on theme tokens (e.g., theme.palette, theme.spacing, or theme.typography) [1][3]. Note that using a callback as a value for a specific property (e.g., sx={{ height: (theme) =&gt; ... }}) has been deprecated; the callback should be the entire value of the sx prop [2][3]. Internal Implementation The style functionality is governed by styleFunctionSx, which processes these inputs [6]. Specifically: - SxProps Type: In the codebase, SxProps is typed to accept SystemStyleObject, a callback (theme: Theme) =&gt; SystemStyleObject, or an array of these types [6]. - styleFunctionSx: This is the internal utility responsible for applying these styles [6]. While styleFunctionSx is often internal, it effectively iterates through the sx input, resolves callbacks using the theme, and merges objects according to their index in the array [1][6]. Example usage: <TextField sx={[ { m: 2 }, // Base style (theme) => ({ &#39;&:hover&#39;: { color: theme.palette.primary.main }, // Theme-aware style }), ]} />
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<title>The sx prop - MUI System</title> https://next.mui.com/system/getting-started/the-sx-prop/ The sx prop is a shortcut ... custom styles that have access to the theme. ... The`sx` prop lets you work with a superset of CSS that packages all of the style functions exposed in`@mui/system`. You can specify any valid CSS using this prop, as well as many theme-aware properties that are unique to MUI System. ... ## Callback values ... Use a callback when you need to get theme values that are objects: ... In TypeScript, to use custom theme properties with the`sx` prop callback, extend the`Theme` type from the`@mui/system` library using module augmentation: ... ## Array values ... Array types are useful when you want to partially override some styles in the former index: ... ``` <Box sx={[ { &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { color: &`#39`;red&`#39`;, backgroundColor: &`#39`;white&`#39`;, }, }, foo && { &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { backgroundColor: &`#39`;grey&`#39`; }, }, bar && { &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { backgroundColor: &`#39`;yellow&`#39`; }, }, ]} /> ... ``` <Box sx={[ { mr: 2, color: &`#39`;red&`#39`; }, (theme) => ({ &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { color: theme.palette.primary.main, }, }), ]} /> ... ## Passing the sx prop ... If you want to receive the`sx` prop from a custom component and pass it down to another MUI System, we recommend this approach: ... import * as React from &`#39`;react&`#39`;; import ListItem from &`#39`;`@mui/material/ListItem`&`#39`;; import FormLabel from &`#39`;`@mui/material/FormLabel`&`#39`;; import { SxProps, Theme } from &`#39`;`@mui/material/styles`&`#39`;; interface ListHeaderProps { children: React.ReactNode; sx?: SxProps; } function ListHeader({ sx = [], children }: ListHeaderProps) { return ( {children} ); } export default function PassingSxProp() { return ( ({ color: &`#39`;info.main&`#39`;, ...theme.typography.overline, })} > Header ); } ... The problem is that the type of the`flexDirection` prop is inferred as`string`, which is too wide. To fix this, you can cast the object/function passed to the`sx` prop to`const`: ... Alternatively, you can pass the style object directly to ... `sx` prop: <title>The sx prop - MUI System</title> https://mui.com/system/getting-started/the-sx-prop/ The `sx` prop lets you work with a superset of CSS that packages all of the style functions exposed in `@mui/system`. You can specify any valid CSS using this prop, as well as many theme-aware properties that are unique to MUI System. ... ## Callback values Post a comment ... Use a callback when you need to get theme values that are objects: ... ```jsx <Box sx={(theme) => ({ ...theme. ... Callback as a value has been deprecated. Please use the callback as the entire value instead. ... ```diff - sx={{ height: (theme) => theme.spacing(10) }} + sx={(theme) => ({ height: theme.spacing(10) })} ... ``` You can migrate the code using our codemod: ... In TypeScript, to use custom theme properties with the `sx` prop callback, extend the `Theme` type from the `@mui/system` library using module augmentation: ... ## Array values Post a comment ... Array types are useful when you want to partially override some styles in the former index: ... ```jsx <Box sx={[ { &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { color: &`#39`;red&`#39`;, backgroundColor: &`#39`;white&`#39`;, }, }, foo && { &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { backgroundColor: &`#39`;grey&`#39`; }, }, bar && { &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { backgroundColor: &`#39`;yellow&`#39`; }, }, ]} /> ``` ... Each index can be an object or a callback. ... ```jsx <Box sx={[ { mr: 2, color: &`#39`;red&`#39`; }, (theme) => ({ &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { color: theme.palette.primary.main, }, }), ]} /> ``` ... ## Passing the sx prop Post a comment ... If you want to receive the `sx` prop from a custom component and pass it down to another MUI System, we recommend this approach: ... ```tsx import * as React from &`#39`;react&`#39`;; import ListItem from &`#39`;`@mui/material/ListItem`&`#39`;; import FormLabel from &`#39`;`@mui/material/FormLabel`&`#39`;; import { SxProps, Theme } from &`#39`;`@mui/material/styles`&`#39`;; ... interface ListHeaderProps { children: React.ReactNode; sx?: SxProps<Theme>; } ... function ListHeader({ sx = [], children }: ListHeaderProps) { return ( <ListItem sx={[ { width: &`#39`;auto&`#39`;, textDecoration: &`#39`;underline&`#39`;, }, // You cannot spread `sx` directly because `SxProps` (typeof sx) can be an array. ...(Array.isArray(sx) ? sx : [sx]), ]} > <FormLabel sx={{ color: &`#39`;inherit&`#39`; }}>{children}</FormLabel> </ListItem> ); } ... export default function PassingSxProp() { return ( <ListHeader sx={(theme) => ({ color: &`#39`;info.main&`#39`;, ...theme.typography.overline, })} > Header </ListHeader> ); } ``` ... The problem is that the type of the `flexDirection` prop is inferred as `string`, which is too wide. To fix this, you can cast the object/function passed to the `sx` prop to `const`: ... Alternatively, you can pass the style object directly to the `sx` prop: <title>docs/data/system/getting-started/the-sx-prop/the-sx-prop.md</title> https://github.com/mui/material-ui/blob/next/docs/data/system/getting-started/the-sx-prop/the-sx-prop.md # The sx prop The sx prop is a shortcut for defining custom styles that have access to the theme. The `sx` prop lets you work with a superset of CSS that packages all of the style functions exposed in `@mui/system`. You can specify any valid CSS using this prop, as well as many _theme-aware_ properties that are unique to MUI System. ... ## Callback values ... Use a callback when you need to get theme values that are objects: ... ```jsx <Box sx={(theme) => ({ ...theme.typography.body, color: theme.palette.primary.main, })} /> ... :::info Callback as a value has been deprecated. Please use the callback as the entire value instead. ... ```diff - sx={{ height: (theme) => theme.spacing(10) }} + sx={(theme) => ({ height: theme.spacing(10) })} ``` You can migrate the code using our codemod: ... In TypeScript, to use custom theme properties with the `sx` prop callback, extend the `Theme` type from the `@mui/system` library using module augmentation: ... ## Array values ... Array types are useful when you want to partially override some styles in the former index: ... ```jsx <Box sx={[ { &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { color: &`#39`;red&`#39`;, backgroundColor: &`#39`;white&`#39`;, }, }, foo && { &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { backgroundColor: &`#39`;grey&`#39`; }, }, bar && { &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { backgroundColor: &`#39`;yellow&`#39`; }, }, ]} /> ``` ... When you hover on this element, `color: red; backgroundColor: white;` is applied. ... If `foo: true`, then `color: red; backgroundColor: grey;` is applied when hovering. ... If `bar: true`, then `color: red; backgroundColor: yellow;` is applied when hovering regardless of `foo` value, because the higher index of the array has higher specificity. ... :::info Each index can be an object or a callback. ::: ... ```jsx <Box sx={[ { mr: 2, color: &`#39`;red&`#39`; }, (theme) => ({ &`#39`;&:hover&`#39`;: { color: theme.palette.primary.main, }, }), ]} /> ``` ... ## TypeScript usage ... A frequent source of ... sx` prop ... // Type &`#39`;{ flexDirection: string; }&`#39`; is not assignable to type &`#39`;SxProps<Theme> | undefined&`#39`; // Type &`#39`;{ flexDirection: string; }&`#39`; is not assignable to type &`#39`;CSSSelectorObject<Theme>&`#39`; // Property &`#39`;flexDirection&`#39`; is incompatible with index signature // Type &`#39`;string&`#39`; is not assignable to type &`#39`;SystemStyleObject<Theme>&`#39`; ... this, you can cast the ... function passed to the `sx` prop to `const`: ... Alternatively, you can pass the style object directly to the `sx` prop: <title>TextField API</title> https://mui.com/material-ui/api/text-field/ Callback fired when the value is changed. ... Signature:`function(event: object) = void` ... - `event` The event source of the callback. You can pull out the new value by accessing`event.target.value`(string). ... The system prop that allows defining system overrides as well as additional CSS styles. ... See the`sx` page for more details. ... | Name | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | autoComplete | string | - | | autoFocus | bool | false | | classes | object | - | | color | &`#39`;primary&`#39`;| &`#39`;secondary&`#39`;| &`#39`;error&`#39`;| &`#39`;info&`#39`;| &`#39`;success&`#39`;| &`#39`;warning&`#39`;| string | &`#39`;primary&`#39`; | | defaultValue | any | - | | disabled | bool | false | | error | bool | false | | FormHelperTextProps | object | - | | fullWidth | bool | false | | helperText | node | - | | id | string | - | | InputLabelProps | object | - | | inputProps | object | - | | InputProps | object | - | | inputRef | ref | - | | label | node | - | | margin | &`#39`;dense&`#39`;| &`#39`;none&`#39`;| &`#39`;normal&`#39`; | &`#39`;none&`#39`; | | maxRows | number| string | - | | minRows | number| string | - | | multiline | bool | false | | name | string | - | | onChange | func | - | | placeholder | string | - | | required | bool | false | | rows | number| string | - | | select | bool | false | | SelectProps | object | - | | size | &`#39`;medium&`#39`;| &`#39`;small&`#39`;| string | &`#39`;medium&`#39`; | | slotProps | { formHelperText?: func| object, htmlInput?: func| object, input?: func| object, inputLabel?: func| object, select?: func| object } | {} | | slots | { formHelperText?: elementType, htmlInput?: elementType, input?: elementType, inputLabel?: elementType, root?: elementType, select?: elementType } | {} | | sx | Array<func| object| bool>| func| object | - | | type | string | - | | value | any | - | | variant | &`#39`;filled&`#39`;| &`#39`;outlined&`#39`;| &`#39`;standard&`#39`; | &`#39`;outlined&`#39`; | <title>TextField API - Material UI</title> https://next.mui.com/material-ui/api/text-field/ TextField API - Material UI Skip to contentSkip to content # TextField API API reference docs for the React TextField component. Learn about the props, CSS, and other APIs of this exported module. ## Demos For examples and details on the usage of this React component, visit the component demo pages: - Template store - Autocomplete - Text Field ## Import ``` import TextField from &`#39`;`@mui/material/TextField`&`#39`;; // or import { TextField } from &`#39`;`@mui/material`&`#39`;; ``` Learn about the difference by reading this guide on minimizing bundle size. The`TextField` is a convenience wrapper for the most common cases (80%). It cannot be all things to all people, otherwise the API would grow out of control. ## Advanced Configuration It&`#39`;s important to understand that the text field is a simple abstraction on top of the following components: - FormControl - InputLabel - FilledInput - OutlinedInput - Input - FormHelperText If you wish to alter the props applied to the`input` element, you can do so as follows: ``` const slotProps = { htmlInput: { step: 300 } }; return <TextField id="time" type="time" slotProps={slotProps} />; ``` CopyCopied(or $keyC) For advanced cases, please look at the source of TextField by clicking on the "Edit this page" button above. Consider either: - using the`slotProps` prop for passing values directly to the components - using the underlying components directly as shown in the demos ## Props View:table Props of the FormControl component are also available. This prop helps users to fill forms faster, especially on mobile devices. The name can be confusing, as it&`#39`;s more like an autofill. You can learn more about it following the specification. If`true`, the`input` element is focused during the first mount. Override or extend the styles applied to the component. See CSS classes API below for more details. The color of the component. It supports both default and custom theme colors, which can be added as shown in the palette customization guide. The default value. Use when the component is not controlled. If`true`, the component is disabled. If`true`, the label is displayed in an error state. If`true`, the input will take up the full width of its container. The helper text content. The id of the`input` element. Use this prop to make`label` and`helperText` accessible for screen readers. Pass a ref to the`input` element. The label content. If`dense` or`normal`, will adjust vertical spacing of this and contained components. Maximum number of rows to display when multiline option is set to true. Minimum number of rows to display when multiline option is set to true. If`true`, a`textarea` element is rendered instead of an input. Name attribute of the`input` element. Callback fired when the value is changed. Signature:`function(event: object) => void` - `event` The event source of the callback. You can pull out the new value by accessing`event.target.value`(string). The short hint displayed in the`input` before the user enters a value. If`true`, the label is displayed as required and the`input` element is required. Number of rows to display when multiline option is set to true. Render a Select element while passing the Input element to`Select` as`input` parameter. If this option is set you must pass the options of the select as children. The size of the component. The props used for each slot inside. The components used for each slot inside. The system prop that allows defining system overrides as well as additional CSS styles. See the`sx` page for more details. Type of the`input` element. It should be a valid HTML5 input type. The value of the`input` element, required for a controlled component. The variant to use. | Name | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | autoComplete | string | - | | autoFocus | bool | false | | classes | object | - | | color | &`#39`;primary&`#39`;| &`#39`;secondary&`#39`;| &`#39`;error&`#39`;| &`#39`;info&`#39`;| &`#39`;success…[truncated]

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Preserve all valid sx forms.

MUI 9.4 TextFieldProps.sx accepts objects, theme callbacks, and arrays. The object spread drops callback styles and turns array entries into numeric object keys, so those styles are not applied. Merge the values as an MUI style array instead.

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-      sx={{ maxWidth: { md: DATE_FIELD_MAX_WIDTH }, ...sx }}
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+        ...(sx ? (Array.isArray(sx) ? sx : [sx]) : []),
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sx={{ maxWidth: { md: DATE_FIELD_MAX_WIDTH }, ...sx }}
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In `@web/src/components/FilterBar.tsx` at line 48, Update the sx handling in the
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Fixed in feat/831-mui-ledgers@2da532a (PR #899): FilterDateField's sx now merges as an array (sx={[{ maxWidth: ... }, ...(Array.isArray(sx) ? sx : sx ? [sx] : [])]}) instead of spreading, so a theme-callback function or an sx array from the caller is preserved rather than silently dropped. Added a red-then-green unit test (FilterBar.test.tsx) that passes a function sx and asserts it applied. #833 should cherry-pick 2da532a (or rebase onto it) to pick up the fix.

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@mforce, thank you for the fix and the regression test. The array merge preserves callback and array sx values.

This PR does not yet contain 2da532a. Please cherry-pick that commit or rebase onto PR #899. The thread remains open until the change is present here.

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Comment thread web/src/routes/SetPasswordPage.tsx
mforce added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 18, 2026
CodeRabbit on #901 (FilterBar cherry-picked into Audit): sx={{ ...,
...sx }} only spreads a plain object's own enumerable properties, so a
caller passing a theme-callback function or an sx array had it
silently dropped instead of merged. MUI accepts an sx array and
applies each entry in order; using that form keeps the bounded-width
default AND the caller's own sx, of any shape. Added a test that
passes a function sx and asserts it applied (confirmed red against
the prior spread-based merge, green after this fix).
…o's radius pin, guard the select chip, and widen the auth ThemeToggle's tap target (#833)

Codex review round 2 on #901, three findings:

1. Login.tsx's Forget icon used `error.main` (the theme's palette slot,
   which maps to --danger) instead of `var(--error)`. --danger over
   --surface-2 is only 2.76:1 in dark aubergine (styles.test.ts's own
   "login Forget glyph" pair records this), while --error clears every
   theme and palette — this is what #587 originally chose and what
   this PR's own conversion silently lost. Restored `var(--error)` for
   the rest state (hover correctly keeps `error.main`/--danger, per
   the same pair). Added a source-shape guard so the token-value pair
   cannot pass while the component quietly points at the wrong slot —
   mutation-checked red (reverted to error.main) then green.

2. styles.elevation.test.ts's --r-panel radius guard dropped
   `.help-hero` and said it retired with this PR's Help conversion —
   but that conversion is deliberately scoped to the outer Container
   and the page's own h2 (see the PR body), so HelpPage.tsx still
   renders `.help-hero` and the CSS rule is still live. Restored the
   row; it retires for real only when the hero band itself converts.

3. The retired Login.styles.test.ts also proved the farm-selection
   chip never carries a destructive colour — its successor in
   phone.spec.ts only covers the 44px Forget-control geometry, leaving
   the chip unguarded. Added a source-shape companion in styles.test.ts,
   same technique as finding 1's guard, mutation-checked red (a
   throwaway error.main on the chip) then green.

CodeRabbit review round 1 on #901, one finding folded into this push:

4. The icon-only ThemeToggle branch (Login and SetPasswordPage both
   use `showLabel={false}`) renders `size="small"` with no minWidth/
   minHeight, landing under the app's 44px touch-target floor —
   phone.spec.ts's geometry walk never reaches either auth screen, so
   it shipped unnoticed in #829. Added an explicit 44/44 floor in the
   shared ThemeToggle.tsx component, covering both callers at once.
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Replying to the Codex review above (comment #5723225120). All three fixed and mutation-checked at d9aaa5a.

  1. Login.tsx Forget icon contrast — fixed. Restored color: "var(--error)" for the rest state (hover correctly kept error.main/--danger, which does clear 4.5:1 with --on-danger). Added a source-shape guard in styles.test.ts ("the login Forget glyph's source uses --error, not the error.main palette slot") that reads Login.tsx and requires the literal var(--error) token, so the contrast pair can't pass vacuously against a component that quietly points at the wrong slot. Mutation-checked: reverted to error.main, confirmed the new guard reddened, restored the fix, confirmed green.

  2. .help-hero radius row — fixed. Restored .help-hero to styles.elevation.test.ts's --r-panel it.each list with a comment explaining why it's still live (this PR's Help conversion is deliberately scoped to the outer Container and the page's own h2, not the hero band — see the PR body's "Help: deliberately narrow" note). It retires for real only when the hero band itself converts.

  3. Farm-selection chip destructive-colour guard — fixed. Added a companion source-shape test in styles.test.ts ("the login farm-selection chip carries no destructive colour"), same technique as finding 1's guard, asserting the select chip's sx names no error/danger token. Mutation-checked: injected error.main into the chip's background, confirmed red, reverted, confirmed green.

Also folded in CodeRabbit's finding from the same round (icon-only ThemeToggle under the 44px touch-target floor) — replied on that inline thread separately.

Verification: typecheck clean, full vitest suite green (3118/3118, 132 files, +3 from the two new guards), dotnet test ... ImagePin|RealTree green. Pushed to feat/833-mui-tail at d9aaa5a.

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Codex re-verified d9aaa5a (read-only): the Forget icon is back on --error at 6.44:1 on dark aubergine (error.main gave 2.76:1) and its guard goes red on the regression; the .help-hero radius row is restored; the chip guard fails on error.main and var(--danger) and covers the deleted test's guarantee; the shared ThemeToggle icon-only branch now carries 44px minimums on both auth screens. No new functional defect. Three test-quality notes forwarded with the FilterBar cherry-pick: the two new guards read source text rather than rendered style, the 44px is unobserved by any test, and one comment says "restore" where it means "retire".

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