Feat: improve the navbar #413 #418
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frontend/src/components/Shared/Navbar.jsx (4)
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9-11: Remove unused isloggedIn state.The
isloggedInstate is initialized but never used throughout the component, as authentication is handled via thetokenstate and cookies.- const [isloggedIn, setisloggedIn] = useState(false);
82-83: Refine transition property for better performance.The current transition applies to all properties. Consider specifying exactly which properties should transition for better performance.
- transition duration-300 + transition-all duration-300 ease-in-out
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134-146: Enhance mobile menu button accessibility.The menu button should include proper ARIA attributes for better accessibility.
<button onClick={toggleMenu} + aria-label="Toggle navigation menu" + aria-expanded={isMenuOpen} className={`${buttonTextClass} focus:outline-none`} >
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187-196: Consider using theme variables for consistent color management.Hard-coded color values make theme maintenance more difficult. Consider moving these to theme variables.
- className={`md:hidden ${ - isScrolled ? 'bg-amber-100 shadow-lg' : 'bg-[#E0F0B1] shadow-lg' - } dark:bg-black `} + className={`md:hidden ${ + isScrolled ? 'bg-primary-light shadow-lg' : 'bg-primary-accent shadow-lg' + } dark:bg-primary-dark`}Consider adding these variables to your theme configuration:
// tailwind.config.js module.exports = { theme: { extend: { colors: { primary: { light: '#FFEEBA', // amber-100 equivalent accent: '#E0F0B1', // current custom color dark: '#000000' // black equivalent } } } } }
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82-89: Visual changes align with PR objectives.The navbar improvements successfully achieve:
- Full-width design with proper spacing
- Consistent theme integration
- Responsive behavior across breakpoints
Please verify the visual changes match the "after" screenshot provided in the PR.
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Visual changes are properly implemented with no conflicting styles
The implementation is clean and well-structured:
- The navbar uses Tailwind classes exclusively with no conflicting CSS styles
- Full-width design is correctly implemented using
w-fullclass- Proper responsive behavior with
md:breakpoints- Theme support via
dark:variants- The component is only used in App.jsx, ensuring consistent styling across the application
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#!/bin/bash # Let's try a different approach to check for nav-related styles rg -g '*.css' -g '*.scss' 'nav.*width|nav.*{' . # Also check for any navbar-specific classes rg -g '*.css' -g '*.scss' '\.navbar' . # Check for potential nav-related styles in Tailwind classes rg -g '*.jsx' -g '*.tsx' 'className="[^"]*nav[^"]*"' .Length of output: 245
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#!/bin/bash # Fix regex syntax and check for nav styles rg -g '*.css' -g '*.scss' 'nav' . # Look for the Navbar component usage across the codebase rg -g '*.jsx' -g '*.tsx' '<Navbar' . # Check the actual Navbar component implementation fd Navbar.jsx --exec cat {}Length of output: 8790
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Feat: improve the navbar #413
Closes: #413
I made changes without effecting the current theme and design.
I am attaching before and after images, and i am sure you would like the after image-
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