fix: mobile navbar improvements #91
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces modifications to the mobile header and navbar components in the web application. Changes include adjusting CSS styling, adding a new wrapper component for the navbar, and modifying the visibility and positioning of navigation elements. The updates aim to improve the mobile navigation layout and responsiveness by introducing more flexible styling and control mechanisms. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant MobileNavbar
participant Wrapper
participant StyledOverlay
participant Container
User->>MobileNavbar: Interact with navigation
MobileNavbar->>Wrapper: Toggle isOpen state
Wrapper->>StyledOverlay: Control visibility
StyledOverlay->>Container: Adjust positioning
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web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (2)
24-32: Consider combining display and visibility toggles.
Using visibility as well as absolute positioning can sometimes lead to layout shifts. If you need a smooth opening/closing animation, consider using transitions with transform and/or height. Alternatively, you might replace "visibility" with "display" when the nav is fully closed, so that it’s not rendered in the DOM at all.
40-43: Use consistent measurements for top and max-height.
The top property is set to 0, yet the max-height is derived from subtracting 160px. If that 160px offset is meant to accommodate a header section, ensure it remains accurate in all screen sizes. Consider referencing theme variables or constants to avoid hardcoding.web/src/layout/Header/MobileHeader.tsx (1)
30-30: Padding override approach
Using !important can be helpful for quick fixes, but it can also complicate future styling overrides. Double-check if a more targeted or higher-specificity rule is preferable to preserve maintainability.
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web/src/layout/Header/navbar/index.tsx (2)
9-10: Ensure scroll-lock consistency.
The introduction of useLockOverlayScroll is a good choice for preventing background scrolling. However, confirm that toggling both the overlay’s scroll-lock behavior and the styled components’ visibility states won’t cause inconsistencies (e.g., unexpected scroll jumps).
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Let me gather information about the scroll lock implementation and its usage to verify potential inconsistencies.
Let me check the implementation of the useLockOverlayScroll hook to understand how it handles scroll locking.
Based on the implementation details I've gathered, I can now provide the final response:
Scroll lock implementation is properly coordinated with visibility states
The useLockOverlayScroll hook is correctly implemented and well-coordinated with the component's visibility states. The hook uses OverlayScrollContext to manage scroll locking, while the component handles visibility through styled-components with proper transitions. The visibility and transform states are synchronized, and the scroll lock is tied to the same isOpen state, preventing any potential race conditions or inconsistencies.
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34-36: Check the necessity of resetting top on StyledOverlay.
Overriding top with unset could yield unexpected results on smaller viewports. Confirm that this is intended, especially if you rely on a particular offset from the top.
PR-Codex overview
This PR focuses on enhancing the styling and structure of the
MobileHeadercomponent and its associated elements in thenavbar. It introduces new styled components and updates existing ones for better layout and visibility.Detailed summary
StyledLightButtonto enforcepadding: 0 !important.Wrapperstyled component for visibility control.Containercomponent'stopandmax-heightproperties.ContainerwithWrapperandStyledOverlayin the render method.isMobileNavbarprop toLightButtonandMenucomponents.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Wrappercomponent for enhanced navbar visibility management.StyledOverlaycomponent to improve overlay functionality.LightButtonto support mobile context with a new prop.Bug Fixes