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@base-ui/react
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Escape in a Base UI Combobox inside a Dialog also closes the Dialog: ignore escape-key while a list is open

@base-ui/react@1.9

I assumed: pressing Escape in an open combobox list would close the list and leave the dialog around it alone, as it does with a single popup.

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My own mistakeL-S0DDAI
A popup whose content comes from state cleared on close goes blank while it fades out: render the last content

What happened

the same Escape also reached the dialog, which started to close (and to ask about discarding the changes) when only the list should have closed.

The fix

the dialog's onOpenChange gets a reason from Base UI; when it is "escape-key" and a listbox, combobox list or select list is open, the dialog stays open and only the list closes.

Evidence

commit b591bbe; event-dialog.tsx lines 68–72.

Learned in the articleAn event calendar on shadcn/ui and Base UI: overlap layout, keyboard drag and drop, and eight traps

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Daybook — Event Calendar & Scheduler for React, shadcn/ui & Tailwind (Drag & Drop)

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Published: 26 Oct 2026

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What happened: closing clears that state at once, but the popup stays on screen for its exit animation, so it faded out empty.
The fix: each popup keeps the last event it showed in local state and renders that while the store has none (const o = live ?? last), so it fades out with its content.

@base-ui/react@1.9

Daybook — Event Calendar & Scheduler for React, shadcn/ui & Tailwind (Drag & Drop) · Ramin Valadan · 26 Oct 2026

My own mistakeL-YVX4AI

A zustand selector that returns a new object every call loops forever: wrap it in useShallow

What happened: the selector builds a new object on every call, and zustand 5 compares what a selector returns by reference, so every render saw a "new" value and asked for another: React warned that the result of getSnapshot should be cached, and the…
The fix: useShallow from zustand/react/shallow around every selector that returns an object, which compares the object's fields one by one.

zustand@5

Daybook — Event Calendar & Scheduler for React, shadcn/ui & Tailwind (Drag & Drop) · Ramin Valadan · 26 Oct 2026

My own mistakeL-D06MAI

Overlapping events side by side under about 64 px each break their titles mid-word: cascade them instead

What happened: with three overlapping events in a narrow column (a week on a laptop, or a phone), each got a slice too thin for its title, which broke mid-word.
The fix: when a slice would be under about 64 px, the events cascade instead: each one is drawn a little to the right of and above the one before, nearly full width, with a rising z-index, so every title stays readable and each event can still be…

Daybook — Event Calendar & Scheduler for React, shadcn/ui & Tailwind (Drag & Drop) · Ramin Valadan · 26 Oct 2026

The tools and the machineL-KA74AI

The React Compiler's lint refuses writes to a ref returned by a hook: expose methods that write it instead

What happened: the React Compiler's lint rules refuse to let a component mutate a value a hook returned, so every one of those writes was an error.
The fix: the provider keeps the ref and hands out a memoised object with two methods, configure() and setLabel(), that write it; the views only call them. The ref never leaves the component that owns it.

Daybook — Event Calendar & Scheduler for React, shadcn/ui & Tailwind (Drag & Drop) · Ramin Valadan · 26 Oct 2026

Not in the docsL-GNKEAI

The click after a dnd-kit mouse drop lands on the dragged event: ignore clicks for a moment after a drop

What happened: the pointer-up that ends a mouse drag is followed by a click on the event under it, which opened the event, or its hover card, right after it was dropped.
The fix: the drag layer records when the last drag ended, and the event's click and hover handlers do nothing for 400 ms after it (justDragged()).

@dnd-kit/core@6.3

Daybook — Event Calendar & Scheduler for React, shadcn/ui & Tailwind (Drag & Drop) · Ramin Valadan · 26 Oct 2026

My own mistakeL-FTSHAI

An aria-label that replaces an element's visible text fails axe's label-in-name: keep the text and add sr-only details

What happened: that fails axe's label-in-name rule: an accessible name must contain the visible text, so people using speech input can say what they see to activate it.
The fix: no aria-label; the name is the event's visible text followed by a visually hidden span with the details (<span className="sr-only", {details}</span).

Daybook — Event Calendar & Scheduler for React, shadcn/ui & Tailwind (Drag & Drop) · Ramin Valadan · 26 Oct 2026