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Allow children in mobile nav #1086
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Accidentally added some reformatting there, will tidy that up shortly |
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Diff is cleaned up now, looks like I need authorization to pass some checks though? |
@Gutts-n sorry to @ you but any idea what I can do to get this merged? Myself and many others would love this to enable mobile site-wide table of contents for Flowershow. |
Hello @homostellaris you could request @olayway to make the CR, and your PR doesn't have a changeset, you need to run |
Adds some finishing touches to @olayway's work to allow the mobile nav to render arbitrary children which can be useful for things like site-wide navigation. Also adds some stories to demonstrate the new functionality and migrates to the Storybook NextJs 'framework' which allows the Nav component to be rendered in a story with all the routing automatically stubbed and taken care of.
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Any way to progress this? Totally understand if this isn't a priority but just to provide honest feedback, I'll have to eventually migrate away from Flowershow if the open source community isn't active 🙏 |
Adds some finishing touches to @olayway's work to
allow the mobile nav to render arbitrary children
which can be useful for things like site-wide
navigation.
Also adds some stories to demonstrate the new
functionality and migrates to the Storybook NextJs 'framework' which allows the Nav component to be
rendered in a story with all the routing
automatically stubbed and taken care of.
Screen.Recording.2024-02-02.at.17.23.55.mov