Re-style the right-hand article navigation panel - #3318
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| import { accelerator } from '@lib/accelerator'; | ||
| import { SITE } from '@config'; | ||
| import { Translations, Lang } from '@util/Languages'; | ||
| import Separator from './Separator.astro'; |
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Yeah looks like it's unused except for the components demo page.
I think I'd prefer to leave it though, in case we need to put it back for some reason, and file a card to clean it up at the end, if that's OK?
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Actually, given that the spelling error caused me to need to re-spin the PR, I deleted the component.
Claude keeps writing comments in the CSS which say "colour" but our spelling requires AMERICAN :-(
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Looks all good overall, would be happy with merge, one thing i did notice is we have lost toe header highlighted when its expanded and the hover affect like the original, also the carat is facing right when its collapsed instead of down saying, click to pull the menu down, all trivial.
can see here, side by side view (zoom in on both to trigger the responsive view.) Oh and there is also a c-spell error |
I'm not sure what this means?
I didn't realize that the article nav event did anything in the mobile layout! Upon seeing it though, the change is intentional; In the figma it states for the nav that unexpanded sections should have a rightward-facing arrow. Down means expanded. The previous behaviour was wrong. Good job claude |
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Very nice @borland 👏🏻 I have two hopefully small bits of feedback:
CleanShot.2026-08-07.at.15.26.18.mp4 |



Results
Claude does all the coding here; I reviewed and re-steered it several times to improve things.
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Testing
Tested on macOS in MS Edge (chrome), Safari and Firefox