Coding Sheets | Create a multi-select topic select button, for DSA tags based filter

[NayakPenguin]

Design a versatile topic selection button that allows users to choose multiple options, enabling them to filter topics with dsa- tags effortlessly. This feature enhances the user experience by providing a convenient way to refine their search within the topics related to data structure and algorithms (DSA).

@jatingodnani

[jatingodnani]

Interested

[jatingodnani]

@Nayaker my query is anyone choose array and hash in tags so i need to show this question and if anyone choose any one of them then i need to show same ques also?

[NayakPenguin]

@Nayaker my query is anyone choose array and hash in tags so i need to show this question and if anyone choose any one of them then i need to show same ques also?

Certainly, @jatingodnani, this is similar to a bitwise AND operation. When the 'array' option is selected, only problems containing both 'array' and potentially other tags are displayed, essentially making 'array' a requirement. Now, when both 'array' and 'hashtable' are selected, problems featuring 'array' and 'hashtable,' along with possibly other tags, are shown, with the caveat that problems solely tagged as 'array' without 'hashtable' are excluded.

[NayakPenguin]

@jatingodnani The above commit has a couple of issues that necessitate additional changes:

1. The feature functions flawlessly when a single filter is selected but encounters problems with multiple selections.
2. It is recommended to eliminate the 'show less' and 'show more' buttons due to their limited significance and instead set the box height to 500px and add an 'overflow: scroll' property.

I've also made some CSS adjustments to align the changes with my current UI. Additionally, could you please ensure that when creating a PR, you only commit the specific files you intend to submit, rather than the entire set of changes? :)

[jatingodnani]

@Nayaker my query is anyone choose array and hash in tags so i need to show this question and if anyone choose any one of them then i need to show same ques also?

Certainly, @jatingodnani, this is similar to a bitwise AND operation. When the 'array' option is selected, only problems containing both 'array' and potentially other tags are displayed, essentially making 'array' a requirement. Now, when both 'array' and 'hashtable' are selected, problems featuring 'array' and 'hashtable,' along with possibly other tags, are shown, with the caveat that problems solely tagged as 'array' without 'hashtable' are excluded.

So you are saying if anyone choose array it should only show where it contain only one tag naming array

[NayakPenguin]

No bro! Wait for some time I will explain @jatingodnani

[jatingodnani]

Ok

[NayakPenguin]

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[jatingodnani]

After 1pm

[NayakPenguin]

Around 1pm I will send a link to you on your email to join!

[jatingodnani]

@Nayaker close this issue