fix: full width mega menu displacement and content overflow

[ttytm]

📑 Description

Fixes a displacement and overflow of the full-width mega-menu that happens due to the default space-x of the parent navigation element.

Current	Updated

Current ref.: https://flowbite-svelte.com/docs/components/mega-menu#Full_width_with_image

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ℹ Additional Information

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Updated the MegaMenu styling to improve layout when in full mode.

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Walkthrough

The change in MegaMenu.svelte enhances styling by conditionally adding the !ml-0 class when the full property is true. This tweak adjusts the margin settings of the wrapper element, ensuring it aligns correctly when displayed in full width mode. No public or exported entities were altered.

Changes

File Path	Summary
src/lib/mega-menu/MegaMenu.svelte	Added !ml-0 class to wrapperClass when full is true to modify styling.

Poem

Amidst the code, a change so slight,
A class added, making margins right,
!ml-0 for the full display,
Enhancing styles in a subtle way.
🎨🌟 In MegaMenu's dance, a tiny tweak,
Making the layout sleek and chic! ✨🐰

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[shinokada]

I don't see the problem.

[ttytm]

I don't see the problem.

Thanks for the review @shinokada

It's in the image you shared. I'm adding annotations to the image to make it obvious. The "want-state" is visible in the Updated cell in the PR description.

The PR was opened and tested on linux. Now I retested on macOS in a Chromium based browser and also Firefox and can confirm the issue exists.

[shinokada]

Thank you for your PR.