fix: Add spacing btw navbar and content #863
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participant User
participant Browser
participant App
User->>Browser: Request page
Browser->>App: Render layout
App->>Browser: Return layout with <main className="mt-[48px]">
Browser->>User: Display page with updated layout
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app/layout.tsx (1)
57-57: Approved, with suggestions for improvementThe addition of
className="mt-[48px]"to the<main>element successfully adds spacing between the navbar and content, meeting the PR objectives. Good job on implementing this layout enhancement.However, I have a couple of suggestions to improve the implementation:
Consider using Tailwind's built-in spacing scale for better consistency and maintainability. Instead of
mt-[48px], you could usemt-12which represents 48px (3rem) in the default Tailwind configuration. This approach aligns better with Tailwind's design system and makes it easier to maintain consistent spacing throughout the application.For better responsiveness, you might want to use Tailwind's responsive prefixes to adjust the margin for different screen sizes. For example:
<main className="mt-8 sm:mt-12">This would apply a smaller margin on mobile devices and increase it for larger screens.
Would you like me to provide a more detailed example of how to implement these suggestions?
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Add spacing btw navbar and content
CSS style of 48px margin-top was added to the
mainelement. This implementation was added to the path: App/layout.tsxSummary by CodeRabbit