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fix/citation-scroll #376

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Description

fixed the scroll of citations.

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tested the error visually and fixed it by changing the css

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Summary of Changes

This pull request addresses an issue with the citation scroll in the chat interface. The primary change involves modifying the structure of the Sources component in frontend/src/routes/_authenticated/chat.tsx to ensure proper scrolling behavior for the citation list.

Highlights

  • Citation Scroll Fix: The pull request fixes the scrolling issue for citations by adjusting the CSS classes of the Sources component.
  • Component Structure: The structure of the Sources component was modified to use flex flex-col for better control over the layout and scrolling.

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  • frontend/src/routes/_authenticated/chat.tsx
    • The outer div's CSS classes were updated from h-full w-1/4 top-[48px] right-0 fixed border-l-[1px] border-[#E6EBF5] bg-white overflow-y-auto to fixed top-[48px] right-0 bottom-0 w-1/4 border-l-[1px] border-[#E6EBF5] bg-white flex flex-col (line 1110).
    • The inner div's CSS classes were updated from ml-[40px] mt-[24px] to flex items-center px-[40px] py-[24px] border-b-[1px] border-[#E6EBF5] (line 1111).
    • The X icon's CSS class mr-[40px] was removed (line 1121).
    • A new div with CSS classes flex-1 overflow-y-auto px-[40px] pb-[24px] was added to wrap the CitationList component (line 1125).
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Code Review

The pull request aims to fix the citation scroll issue by adjusting the layout of the Sources component. The changes involve modifying the CSS classes to ensure proper positioning and scrolling behavior. Overall, the changes seem reasonable, but there are a few points to consider.

Summary of Findings

  • CSS Class Usage: The changes involve replacing several CSS classes with a new set of classes that use flexbox for layout. This approach is generally good for maintainability and responsiveness.
  • Accessibility: Ensure that the changes do not negatively impact the accessibility of the component. Verify that the content is still navigable and readable for users with disabilities.

Merge Readiness

The changes appear to address the citation scroll issue effectively. However, it's crucial to ensure that the new layout doesn't introduce any regressions in other areas of the application. Thorough testing is recommended before merging. I am unable to approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the layout of the Sources component in the chat route. The modifications include restructuring the JSX layout and updating CSS classes for styling. The outer container now uses a bottom alignment with bottom-0 and maintains vertical scrolling with overflow-y-auto. Inner elements have updated padding and a bottom border, and the CitationList is wrapped to ensure proper spacing. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

Changes

File Change Summary
frontend/src/.../chat.tsx Restructured the Sources component layout: added bottom-0 to the outer div, retained overflow-y-auto, adjusted inner padding (px-[40px], py-[24px]), applied a border-b-[1px] for separation, and wrapped CitationList with flex-1 and pb-[24px].

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1110-1128: Improved Sources component layout addressing citation scroll issue.

The changes effectively fix the citation scrolling functionality by:

  • Anchoring the Sources panel to the bottom of the viewport with bottom-0
  • Maintaining proper overflow handling with overflow-y-auto on the content container
  • Improving the visual hierarchy with consistent padding and borders
  • Using flex-1 on the content container to ensure it properly expands

The implementation now correctly handles citation display and scrolling.

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@zereraz zereraz merged commit 182e248 into main Apr 8, 2025
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@zereraz zereraz deleted the fix/citation-scroll branch April 8, 2025 14:19
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