🎨 Palette: Clear search inputs and reset filter state on Escape keypress - #69
🎨 Palette: Clear search inputs and reset filter state on Escape keypress#69MilakyS wants to merge 1 commit into
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💡 What: Scoped the Escape keypress handler in assets/js/common.js to search inputs ([data-example-search], [data-change-search], input[type="search"]). When Escape is pressed while focused inside a non-empty search field, it clears the input value and dispatches an 'input' event to reset search filters before blurring.
🎯 Why: Pressing Escape inside a search field should reset search filtering back to showing all items, providing immediate, predictable keyboard interaction without accidentally wiping generic non-search form inputs.
♿ Accessibility: Improves keyboard navigation flow by allowing users to quickly cancel active search filters with a single key press.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 12629253069328172847 started by @MilakyS