fix: extend nav breakpoint to 1024px to fix tablet layout#24
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WalkthroughThe Header component's responsive CSS breakpoint has been adjusted from 768px to 1024px, expanding the scope of mobile-oriented styles to include tablet-sized viewports. The corresponding label has been updated to reflect this broader application. Changes
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src/components/Header.astro (1)
313-314: LGTM! Breakpoint change is appropriate, but note the emerging inconsistency.The extension from 768px to 1024px correctly addresses the tablet layout crowding in the Header component. However, verification reveals that Header now stands alone with a 1024px breakpoint while nearly all other components (FAQ, HowItWorks, Features, Hero, GetStarted, Donate, About, Footer) and global styles use 768px.
To prevent divergent responsive behavior across the site, define breakpoints as CSS custom properties in a central location (e.g.,
src/styles/global.css)::root { --breakpoint-tablet: 1024px; --breakpoint-mobile: 768px; }Then update all components to reference these variables. This ensures alignment if tablet-responsive improvements like this are extended to other components.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/components/Header.astro` around lines 313 - 314, Header's media-query breakpoint was changed to 1024px but other components still use 768px; centralize breakpoints by adding CSS custom properties (e.g., --breakpoint-tablet: 1024px and --breakpoint-mobile: 768px) in a global stylesheet such as src/styles/global.css and update Header.astro and the other components (FAQ, HowItWorks, Features, Hero, GetStarted, Donate, About, Footer and any global styles) to reference those variables in their `@media` queries instead of hardcoded values so all components share the same tablet/mobile breakpoints.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In `@src/components/Header.astro`:
- Around line 313-314: Header's media-query breakpoint was changed to 1024px but
other components still use 768px; centralize breakpoints by adding CSS custom
properties (e.g., --breakpoint-tablet: 1024px and --breakpoint-mobile: 768px) in
a global stylesheet such as src/styles/global.css and update Header.astro and
the other components (FAQ, HowItWorks, Features, Hero, GetStarted, Donate,
About, Footer and any global styles) to reference those variables in their
`@media` queries instead of hardcoded values so all components share the same
tablet/mobile breakpoints.
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Thank you for the review! You raise a valid point about centralizing breakpoints. I looked into A proper solution would require either:
I am happy to implement a more complete solution if the maintainers |
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Problem
On tablet-sized screens (approximately 769px–1024px wide), the desktop
navigation bar doesn't have enough horizontal space to display all nav
items. This causes the logo text and first nav link to appear merged
with no spacing between them (e.g. "MostroAbout" with no gap).
The root cause is that the hamburger menu only activates at
max-width: 768px, but the desktop nav becomes too crowded at widths
up to ~1024px.
Solution
Extended the responsive breakpoint from 768px to 1024px so the
hamburger menu activates on all tablet-sized screens. Desktop screens
wider than 1024px continue showing the full navigation bar with
proper spacing.
Change
src/components/Header.astro: Changed media query from@media (max-width: 768px)to@media (max-width: 1024px)Testing
Tested at the following viewport widths:
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