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Docs sidebar #621

Closed cdedreuille closed 10 months ago

cdedreuille commented 10 months ago

In this PR we are improving the global layout of the docs including the sidebar.

CleanShot 2023-11-13 at 18 19 09@2x

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@chromaui/tetra 1.16.9 environment +1 3.54 MB cdedreuille
@storybook/jest 0.0.10 None +1 116 kB yannbf
@radix-ui/react-dropdown-menu 2.0.6 None +5 774 kB benoitgrelard
@radix-ui/react-scroll-area 1.0.5 None +1 261 kB benoitgrelard
usehooks-ts 2.9.1 network +0 154 kB junscuzzy
@storybook/icons 1.2.2 None +0 1.16 MB ndelangen
gatsby-plugin-sharp 4.25.1 filesystem, environment +29 15.1 MB pieh
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