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Fixes #613

Describe the changes you have made in this PR -

Made the buttons at the top and bottom of the simulator look neat and stay in the right places. Fixed the problem where they were overlapping or floating weirdly so everything looks nice and tidy now.

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  • Style

    • Improved mobile navigation styling with a dedicated mobile navbar layout and enhanced spacing.
    • Hamburger menu now consistently displays on smaller screens for easier access.
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    • Separated navigation rendering for desktop and mobile views to provide a more tailored user experience.

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The Navbar component was refactored to render separate navigation bars for desktop and mobile views. The mobile navigation now features a dedicated layout and styling, including explicit display of the hamburger menu on small screens. No changes were made to the component's script logic or exported entities.

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src/components/Navbar/Navbar.vue Refactored to render separate <nav> elements for desktop and mobile views, updated CSS for mobile layout, added media query for hamburger menu visibility, and made minor whitespace adjustments.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Fix misaligned toolbar in Vue simulator (#613)
Prevent overlapping/floating of bottom buttons in Vue simulator (#613) The changes only affect the Navbar (top toolbar); no modifications to bottom buttons found.

Assessment against linked issues: Out-of-scope changes

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None detected All changes are within the Navbar component, aligning with the toolbar-related objectives.

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@ThatDeparted2061 @Arnabdaz @niladrix719 pls review

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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src/components/Navbar/Navbar.vue (2)

6-6: Remove redundant conditional check.

The v-if="!simulatorMobileStore.showMobileView" condition on this div is redundant since the parent <nav> element already has the same condition on line 2.

-        <div
-            v-if="!simulatorMobileStore.showMobileView"
-            id="bs-example-navbar-collapse-1"
-            class="collapse navbar-collapse"
-        >
+        <div
+            id="bs-example-navbar-collapse-1"
+            class="collapse navbar-collapse"
+        >

24-27: Consider component reusability for maintenance.

While the current approach fixes the layout issues, having the Logo and Hamburger2 components duplicated between desktop and mobile navs could lead to maintenance challenges. Consider extracting common elements into reusable sub-components if this pattern extends to other parts of the application.

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24-27: Well-implemented mobile navigation separation.

The dedicated mobile nav structure effectively addresses the layout issues mentioned in the PR. The separation of concerns between desktop and mobile views should resolve the button alignment and overlap problems.


60-71: CSS improvements support the layout fix.

The .mobile-navbar flexbox styling and the media query to ensure hamburger visibility are well-implemented and should resolve the mobile layout issues described in the PR.

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🐞 Bug: Misaligned Toolbar and Overlapping Buttons in Vue Simulator
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