fix(theme): constrain navbar width to match content area on large displays#12124
fix(theme): constrain navbar width to match content area on large displays#12124trippusultan wants to merge 1 commit into
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On wide viewports, the navbar expanded to full screen width while the main content area was constrained to --ifm-container-width-xl. This caused navbar items to appear at the far edges of the screen, requiring users to scan the entire width. Changes: - Add justify-content: center to .navbar - Add max-width: var(--ifm-container-width-xl) to .navbar__inner This aligns the navbar with the content area, footer, and other page elements, creating a consistent vertical scanning area. Closes facebook#7562
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Summary
On wide viewports, the navbar expanded to full screen width while the main content area was constrained to
--ifm-container-width-xl. This caused navbar items to appear at the far edges of the screen, requiring users to scan the entire width.Changes
justify-content: centerto.navbarmax-width: var(--ifm-container-width-xl)to.navbar__innerThis aligns the navbar with the content area, footer, and other page elements, creating a consistent vertical scanning area.
Before
Navbar items spread to the far edges of the screen on large displays.
After
Navbar is centered and constrained to the same max-width as the content area.
Closes #7562