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Update Navbar.css

Open yaxit24 opened this issue 10 months ago • 5 comments

Enhanced UI Flexibility: Updated the ElementsPanel to always appear above the Navbar using a higher z-index, ensuring uninterrupted drag-and-drop functionality.

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have made changes in the src/components/Navbar/Navbar.css file in the z- index. here by changeing the z- index there will solve the problem of the drag-and-drop functionality when the Elementspanel (project-properties, circuit-elements,etc) when dragged to the top, there top part get hidden behind the navbar.

i have decreased the z index to the navbar than that of the Elementspanel, because of which while overlapping the Elementspanel would be in the front of the navbar, hence have solved the problem.

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  • Style
    • Adjusted navbar z-index to improve layering of page elements

yaxit24 avatar Jan 12 '25 12:01 yaxit24

Walkthrough

The pull request involves a subtle modification to the Navbar component's CSS, specifically adjusting the z-index property from 100 to 98. This change subtly alters the stacking context of the navbar, potentially allowing other elements with higher z-index values to overlap or interact differently with the navbar's positioning.

Changes

File Change Summary
src/components/Navbar/Navbar.css Reduced .navbar z-index from 100 to 98

Poem

🐰 A navbar's height, now slightly low Z-index dancing, to and fro Ninety-eight instead of one-hundred tall A subtle shift, almost no change at all Rabbit's CSS magic, soft and light! 🎨


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netlify[bot] avatar Jan 12 '25 12:01 netlify[bot]

please review my changes.

yaxit24 avatar Jan 12 '25 12:01 yaxit24

@yaxit24 Update PR title to a meaningful one. Also make description more concise, current one looks like a jargon generated by the LLM

tachyons avatar Jan 16 '25 16:01 tachyons

@tachyons have made changes as per your guidance, i had used LLM to the describe the changes i had made. please further guide me for contributing. I m first year B.Tec student in computer science wants to contribute, learn, make network, through the contributing in to the organisations participating in the GSoC25.

yaxit24 avatar Jan 21 '25 14:01 yaxit24