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AppFrame
: “Enterprise Nav” phase 1.5 updates (HDS-3612)
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AppFrame
: "Enterprise Nav" phase 1.5 improvements (HDS-3612)
AppFrame
: "Enterprise Nav" phase 1.5 improvements (HDS-3612)AppFrame
: "Enterprise Nav" phase 1.5 updates (HDS-3612)
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: "Enterprise Nav" phase 1.5 updates (HDS-3612)AppFrame
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For me the interaction between all of these elements looks good, the overlay isn't very perceivable when it's on top of the AppHeader
(the elements show through a bit), but I think that's fine.
I'm not sure if it's directly related to this PR, but in testing on my phone the interactive (specifically active
) states of the menu button and the collapse button are seeming to persist in an odd way (attached screen recording)
ScreenRecording_07-31-2024.14-42-47_1.MP4
@jorytindall Do you have any ideas on how it could be improved? To me the overlay just has a slight transition between visible/not visible which looks fine to me but if it bothers you how would you want it changed? I'm not quite getting what you mean by the active states persisting? I don't notice anything jumping out as overly weird personally. |
@KristinLBradley Sorry, I'll clarify, I think the transition of the overlay is fine, if anything were to change it would maybe be increasing the opacity of the overlay (making it less opaque), but that's a larger discussion that would affect other things as well, so I'd say let's not touch it.
I only noticed it on my phone, but when I press either of these buttons (menu or collapse), the persist in what looks like their hover state as I scroll around the page. |
Co-authored-by: Cristiano Rastelli <cristiano.rastelli@hashicorp.com>
Co-authored-by: Cristiano Rastelli <cristiano.rastelli@hashicorp.com>
…web docs examples
…o style interactive elements as disabled in AppHeader when SideNav is expanded in mobile view
…e conditional classname added to it
…add disabled HomeLink styles
…es, update SideNav Showcase to include disabled examples
Co-authored-by: Cristiano Rastelli <cristiano.rastelli@hashicorp.com>
Co-authored-by: Cristiano Rastelli <cristiano.rastelli@hashicorp.com>
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APP FRAME UPDATES
📌 Summary
If merged, this PR updates the
AppFrame
to:AppFrame
Showcase to add new framed example & longer content to test scrolling.AppFrame
vs. child components.AppHeader
when viewport height is under 480px in height.AppHeader
(whenSideNav
is expanded in mobile view).withAppHeader
argument from theSideNav
along with refactors removing the need for it.👉 AppFrame Showcase: https://hds-showcase-git-hds-3612-app-frame-updates-hashicorp.vercel.app/layouts/app-frame
👉 AppFrame "framed" example including AppHeader & SideNav components
Related PR:
AppHeader
: “Enterprise Nav” phase 1.5 updates (HDS-3613) #2306🔗 External links
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