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The pull request involves modifications to the layout and scrolling behavior across multiple components in the documentation application. Changes primarily focus on adjusting height, overflow, and scrolling properties in key files like layout.tsx, page.tsx, Main.js, and Navigation.js. The modifications aim to refine the visual presentation and scrolling interactions without fundamentally altering the component structures or functionality.

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docs/app/docs/layout.tsx Modified main container height from h-screen to h-[94vh], changed content area overflow from overflow-scroll to overflow-y-scroll
docs/app/page.tsx Removed overflow-scroll class from outer and nested <div> elements
docs/components/Main/Main.js Removed h-screen overflow-hidden classes from outer div, eliminated overflow-scroll from inner div
docs/components/navigation/Navigation.js Replaced overflow-y-auto with overflow-y-scroll class

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docs/app/docs/layout.tsx (2)

11-11: Consider a more flexible height solution.

While changing to h-[94vh] helps prevent double scrollbars, it might be brittle:

  1. Fixed 94vh assumes specific header/footer heights
  2. Could break if header/footer dimensions change

Consider using CSS Grid or Flexbox for dynamic height calculation:

- className="lg:flex space-x-2 w-full h-[94vh]"
+ className="lg:flex space-x-2 w-full min-h-0 flex-1"

Then ensure the parent container uses proper flex layout.


35-36: Remove unnecessary empty lines at the end of file.

 export default Layout;
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docs/components/Main/Main.js (1)

20-26: LGTM! Verify layout behavior across different viewport sizes.

The removal of fixed height and overflow constraints should help eliminate unwanted scrollbars. The changes allow content to flow naturally while maintaining the theme-based background.

Please verify:

  1. Layout behavior on different screen sizes
  2. No content overflow issues when resizing the window
  3. Smooth scrolling experience without double scrollbars
docs/app/page.tsx (1)

27-27: LGTM! Clean layout structure for demo components.

The layout structure for demo components is well-organized with appropriate spacing and positioning.

docs/app/docs/layout.tsx (1)

15-15: LGTM! Improved scrolling behavior.

The change to overflow-y-scroll on the content area is appropriate:

  • Restricts scrolling to vertical axis only
  • Prevents unwanted horizontal scrollbar
  • Maintains consistent scrollbar visibility

Comment on lines +22 to +24
<div className='h-screen'>
<LandingBgPattern />
<div className='lg:p-10 flex flex-col overflow-scroll'>
<div className='lg:p-10 flex flex-col'>
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider removing h-screen for better content flow.

While removing overflow-scroll helps eliminate unwanted scrollbars, the h-screen class on the outer div might still cause issues:

  1. It forces the content to fit the viewport height
  2. Could create scrolling conflicts with parent containers

Consider this change:

- <div className='h-screen'>
+ <div className='min-h-screen'>

This would:

  • Ensure minimum full viewport height
  • Allow content to expand naturally when needed
  • Better integrate with the scrolling changes in other components
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<div className='h-screen'>
<LandingBgPattern />
<div className='lg:p-10 flex flex-col overflow-scroll'>
<div className='lg:p-10 flex flex-col'>
<div className='min-h-screen'>
<LandingBgPattern />
<div className='lg:p-10 flex flex-col'>

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Isn't that a bg pattren?

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@StDensity You're right - LandingBgPattern is indeed a fixed-position background pattern! However, the h-screen class on the container still affects how the content (HeroSection and demos) is laid out. Changing to min-h-screen would help the content flow more naturally while maintaining at least full viewport height. Would you like to keep the current behavior or try the suggested change?

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