fix(navbar): allow height prop to accept number type and fix broken menu
📝 Description
Navbar menu breaks when passing a custom height of type number. This PR fixes the issue by converting the height to pixels if it is a number.
⛳️ Current behavior (updates)
Fixed the mentioned error. Now, we can pass custom height as either a number or a string without breaking the navbar menu.
🚀 New behavior
The height parameter can be provided as a number, which will be automatically converted to pixels, or as a string. This ensures the navbar menu remains intact regardless of the input type.
💣 Is this a breaking change (Yes/No):
No
📝 Additional Information
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Summary by CodeRabbit
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Bug Fixes
- Improved handling of the
heightproperty in the navbar component to prevent layout issues when specifying a numerical height value.
- Improved handling of the
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New Features
- Enhanced robustness of the
--navbar-heightCSS variable assignment by ensuring it always receives a valid pixel format for numerical values.
- Enhanced robustness of the
🦋 Changeset detected
Latest commit: e0564e7e1c184fed83efe52be807a0d1b84ca2d4
The changes in this PR will be included in the next version bump.
This PR includes changesets to release 2 packages
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| @nextui-org/navbar | Patch |
| @nextui-org/react | Patch |
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Walkthrough
The changes made to the NavbarMenu and useNavbar components improve the handling of the height property for the navbar's CSS variable. By introducing type checks, numeric heights are converted to pixel strings, enhancing the robustness of the components and preventing potential runtime errors. This ensures more consistent styling behavior across the navbar, ultimately leading to a more reliable user interface experience.
Changes
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
.../navbar/src/navbar-menu.tsx |
Enhanced height handling in inline styles to ensure valid CSS values by converting numbers to pixel strings. |
.../navbar/src/use-navbar.ts |
Modified the assignment of --navbar-height to format numeric heights correctly, improving styling integrity. |
.changeset/healthy-clouds-refuse.md |
Introduced a patch for the @nextui-org/navbar component to convert numerical height values to pixels, preventing layout issues. |
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@FacundoTenuta kindly add following in your PR
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pnpm changeset) - screen-recording/screenshot to issue before change
- solution after change
@wingkwong Sorry for the oversight. The changeset has been added and is now up to date.