fix：setting default page jump text to be too long across multiple pages

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• Refactor
  • Updated the layout for displaying page tips on routing and default page settings.
• Style
  • Improved the presentation and formatting of information, enhancing clarity for the user.

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This pull request makes modifications to the PageGeneral.vue component. It updates the HTML structure and CSS classes used for displaying tips regarding page routes and default page settings. The previous classes (.text and .text-dim) have been replaced with .tip-text and .tip-text-dim respectively, and the default page section has been restructured into multiple elements. Additionally, related CSS adjustments have been made and the unused .default-page class has been removed.

Changes

File	Summary of changes
packages/plugins/page/src/PageGeneral.vue	Replaced .text/.text-dim with .tip-text/.tip-text-dim in the routing display; restructured default page tip into multiple div/span elements; updated CSS; removed .default-page class.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant PG as PageGeneral.vue
    participant B as Browser

    U->>PG: Request page load
    PG->>B: Serve updated HTML with new tip elements
    B-->>U: Render page with updated layout and styles

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packages/plugins/page/src/PageGeneral.vue (4)

51-52: Improved class naming convention

The class names have been changed from generic .text and .text-dim to more specific .tip-text and .tip-text-dim, which better indicates their purpose and scope within the component.

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67-71: Good restructuring of the default page jump text

Breaking the previously single span with nested elements into multiple divs and spans improves both:

1. Code readability - easier to understand the structure
2. Styling flexibility - allows for more precise control over each text segment

This change directly addresses the PR objective of fixing the "too long across multiple pages" issue by allowing each text segment to be styled independently.

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326-329: Appropriate CSS fixes for text wrapping

Adding these properties to the .tip class solves the issue of long text:

• width: 100% ensures the tip takes up available space
• word-wrap: break-word forces long words to break and wrap
• height: auto allows the container to expand as needed
• line-height: 16px provides consistent text spacing

These changes directly address the PR objective of fixing text that was "too long across multiple pages".

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330-336: Consistent class renaming in CSS

The CSS selectors have been updated to match the new class names used in the HTML, maintaining consistency throughout the component. Adding width: 100% to .tip-text ensures text elements properly fill their container, preventing overflow issues.

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