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Contribute element container exceeds screen width on mobile #919 #959

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@srinjoy933 srinjoy933 commented Feb 28, 2025

Resolves #919

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The changes made focused on improving mobile responsiveness by fixing the Contribute section’s width issue. The meta viewport tag was adjusted to ensure proper scaling and prevent zooming inconsistencies. A container was introduced to wrap both the Projects and Contribute sections, ensuring they share the same width. The CSS was modified to set max-width: 100% for both sections, preventing overflow beyond the screen. A flexbox-based layout was implemented to center the content and maintain a structured UI. Additionally, responsive styles were added to adjust padding and spacing on smaller screens.

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  • New Features
    • Redesigned the main page with a refreshed layout, enhanced responsive styling, and added content sections for Projects and Contributions.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved the search component's keyboard interaction, ensuring smoother and more reliable navigation with enhanced error handling.

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The changes update the structure and behavior of two files. In the HTML file, the doctype and viewport meta tag have been corrected and enhanced. New CSS styles and content sections have been added, along with a script that logs a message on DOM content load while removing an older script reference. In the MultiSearch component, event handling for keyboard interactions has been fortified with optional chaining and conditional checks, along with minor formatting improvements.

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File(s) Change Summary
frontend/index.html Corrected the doctype declaration and updated the viewport meta tag with additional attributes. Added a <style> section with CSS rules for layout, enhanced body content with new sections ("Projects" and "Contribute"), and introduced a DOMContentLoaded script that logs a message. Removed an old script reference.
frontend/src/components/MultiSearch.tsx Improved keyboard event handling by using optional chaining and adding conditional checks to prevent runtime errors. Minor formatting adjustments (line breaks before else if) were also made for enhanced readability.

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    participant D as Document
    participant S as Script
    participant C as Console

    B->>D: Load HTML Page
    D->>S: Trigger DOMContentLoaded event
    S->>C: Log "Page loaded successfully"
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    participant U as User
    participant MS as MultiSearch Component
    participant KH as Key Handler
    participant HC as handleSuggestionClick

    U->>MS: Presses keyboard key
    MS->>KH: Processes key event with index checks
    alt Suggestion exists
        KH->>HC: Invoke handleSuggestionClick
    else No valid suggestion
        KH-->>U: No action taken
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CSS styles dance and the content sings,
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frontend/src/components/MultiSearch.tsx (1)

90-97: Improved error handling with optional chaining

The changes enhance safety by adding optional chaining (?.) when accessing the suggestions array and verifying that a suggestion exists before calling handleSuggestionClick. This prevents potential runtime errors when dealing with invalid indices.

frontend/index.html (4)

1-5: Fix DOCTYPE declaration and review viewport restrictions

The DOCTYPE declaration is now correctly capitalized. However, the viewport meta tag includes user-scalable=no which prevents users from zooming on mobile devices.

The user-scalable=no parameter can cause accessibility issues for users with visual impairments who need to zoom content. Consider removing this restriction unless there's a specific reason that requires preventing zoom.


8-61: Good responsive design implementation

The added CSS provides a well-structured responsive layout with:

  • Proper box-sizing reset
  • Flexbox centering
  • Responsive container with max-width constraints
  • Media queries for smaller screens

This directly addresses the PR objective of fixing the "container exceeds screen width on mobile" issue by setting max-width: 100% and proper overflow handling.


63-76: New container structure aligns with PR objectives

The implementation of the new container structure with separate sections for Projects and Contribute resolves the width issue mentioned in the PR objectives. The container and sections now have:

  • Proper width constraints (max-width: 100%)
  • Consistent padding
  • Proper overflow handling

This change successfully addresses the reported issue of content exceeding screen width on mobile devices.


77-81: Simple DOM ready event handler

The script adds a basic DOM content loaded event handler that logs a message to the console.

This appears to be a placeholder. Consider whether this should be expanded to include initialization code or if it's intended to be replaced by the React application entry point script in the future.

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const { index, subIndex } = highlighted ;
if (subIndex < suggestions[index].hits.length - 1) {
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix variable name typo

There's a reference to a non-existent variable highlighted which would cause a runtime error. This should be highlightedIndex as used elsewhere in the component.

-          const { index, subIndex } = highlighted  ;      
+          const { index, subIndex } = highlightedIndex;

Also, please remove the extra spaces before the semicolon.

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const { index, subIndex } = highlighted ;
if (subIndex < suggestions[index].hits.length - 1) {
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const { index, subIndex } = highlightedIndex
if (subIndex < suggestions[index].hits.length - 1) {
const { index, subIndex } = highlightedIndex ;
if (subIndex < suggestions[index].hits.length - 1) {
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Can we clean this up? The spaces before ; and the extra space before if statement?
You should run an auto-formatter that would fix these for you.

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Also, is it guaranteed that suggestions[index].hits is available? Do we need to add ? maybe?

<div id="root"></div>
<script type="module" src="/src/main.tsx"></script>
</body>
<style>
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Why do we have style here in the middle of the template of all the places? 🤔
and we normally do not have CSS in our files

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I'm not sure I understand what's going on here at all.. 👀
This is how the page looks now:
Screenshot 2025-03-01 at 5 55 35 PM

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kasya commented Mar 2, 2025

You also need to address CI/CD failing before next round of review

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srinjoy933 commented Mar 2, 2025

ok ,i will try to fix these issues before next round of review

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