Update responsiveness of Footer

shivamnarkar47 commented 4 months ago

Pull Request Details

Description

Added the Footer which was displayed in flex-col into flex-row and also changed the position of Social Media Icons below the Navigation in mobile version

Fixes

Fixes #3 issue

Type of PR

[x] Bug fix
[ ] Feature enhancement
[ ] Documentation update
[ ] Refactoring
[ ] Other (specify): ___

Summary

ChatGPT The task involved reorganizing the layout of a webpage. Specifically, the footer, initially displayed in a column layout, was converted to a row layout. Additionally, the position of social media icons was adjusted to appear below the navigation bar in the mobile version of the website.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

Style
- Adjusted the positioning of a link element in the app for better alignment across different screen sizes.
- Updated footer layout for improved spacing, alignment, and responsiveness.
- Enhanced visibility and positioning of social media icons based on screen size.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 4 months ago

Walkthrough

This update focuses on enhancing the positioning and responsiveness of UI elements in the application's layout. Changes to App.jsx align the link element's positioning based on screen size conditions. Adjustments in Footer.jsx improve padding, element alignment, spacing, and visibility of social media icons for better mobile responsiveness.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`client/src/App.jsx`	Adjusted the link element's bottom and right positioning based on screen size to improve responsiveness.
`client/src/components/ui/Footer.jsx`	Modified footer layout and styling, adding padding and adjusting alignment, spacing, and visibility of social media icons based on screen size.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (# Issue)	Addressed	Explanation
Improve footer responsiveness (#3)	✅

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🐰 Under the code, the rabbit saw, Adjustments made, without a flaw. Links now snuggle, left and right, On screens big and small, such a delight. Footer's fancy, neat and grand, Happy users across the land! 🎉

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Latish705 commented 4 months ago

@shivamnarkar47 can you show web view

shivamnarkar47 commented 4 months ago

@shivamnarkar47 can you show web view

The web view is untouched only the mobile view has been fixed.

Latish705 commented 4 months ago

need to show web view to show that it doesn't change and is consistent

@shivamnarkar47 thanks for your contributions

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