Replaced Empty Div With Avatar When SideBar is Closed #9855
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src/components/ui/sidebar/nav-main.tsx (1)
53-56: Consider extracting Avatar styling to constantsTo maintain consistency and make future updates easier, consider extracting the Avatar styling into a constant or theme:
const SIDEBAR_ICON_STYLES = { avatar: "w-6 h-6 -m-1 rounded-sm", // Add other icon-related styles here } as const; // Usage <Avatar name={link.name} className={SIDEBAR_ICON_STYLES.avatar} />
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src/components/ui/sidebar/nav-main.tsx (3)
15-15: LGTM!The Avatar import is correctly placed and follows the project's import conventions.
59-59: Verify spacing consistency across sidebar itemsThe added margin (ml-1) suggests fixing a spacing issue. Please verify that this spacing:
- Is consistent with other sidebar items
- Looks correct in both expanded and collapsed states
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Spacing implementation is appropriate
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ml-1margin provides proper spacing between the icon and text in the expanded state, while correctly hiding in the collapsed state. This appears to be establishing a consistent spacing pattern for sidebar navigation items.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for similar span elements in sidebar components to compare spacing rg -A 2 "group-data-\[collapsible=icon\].*span" src/components/ui/sidebar/Length of output: 76
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#!/bin/bash # Get the content of nav-main.tsx to understand the structure cat src/components/ui/sidebar/nav-main.tsx # Search for span elements with margin classes in the sidebar rg "span.*className.*ml-" src/components/ui/sidebar/ # Search for other uses of ml-1 in sidebar components rg "ml-1" src/components/ui/sidebar/Length of output: 2209
50-57: Verify Avatar styling consistency with CareIconThe Avatar implementation looks good, but please verify that:
- The Avatar dimensions (w-6 h-6) match the CareIcon size
- The negative margin (-m-1) aligns the Avatar properly
- The rounded-sm class provides consistent appearance with other icons
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Avatar styling is consistent with CareIcon patterns
The Avatar implementation uses appropriate dimensions (w-6 h-6) that match CareIcon's size pattern used in similar contexts. The negative margin and rounded corners are suitable adaptations for the Avatar's square shape.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for CareIcon styling patterns to compare with Avatar rg -A 2 "CareIcon.*className" src/Length of output: 57585
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🤔 Why add Avatar here? It wouldn't make any sense to do so. Just add icons to the relevant sidebar links instead (you can find icons at /icons if you want to hunt for relevant ones).
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@Jacobjeevan What if user associated with Multiple organizations. If we add an icon it would same for multiple organizations. Doesnt make any distinction.
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