Navbar Sticky

[ChirayuMarathe]

Fix the issue add Sticky tag to it

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  • The navigation bar now remains fixed at the top of the page while scrolling and stays visible above other content.

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Walkthrough

The Navbar component was updated by adding CSS classes to its root <nav> element, making it sticky at the top of the viewport and increasing its z-index to ensure it remains above other content during scrolling. No changes were made to logic, structure, or control flow.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
src/components/Navbar.jsx	Added sticky top-0 z-50 classes to <nav> for sticky positioning and higher stacking order.

Poem

Sticky at the top, I float with pride,
Above the page, I will not hide.
With z-index high, I lead the way,
Through every scroll, I’m here to stay.
A rabbit’s hop, a navbar’s gleam—
Always visible, like a dream!
🐰✨

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

src/components/Navbar.jsx (1)

11-11: Add a background utility to the sticky nav to prevent “see-through” on scroll

sticky keeps the element in the normal document flow, so as you scroll it may sit above page content while remaining transparent. Unless navbar already guarantees an opaque background, consider adding a Tailwind bg utility (e.g. bg-primary or bg-[#000]) or a backdrop blur to avoid underlying text/images bleeding through.

-    <nav className="sticky top-0 w-full flex py-6 justify-between items-center navbar z-50">
+    <nav className="sticky top-0 w-full flex py-6 justify-between items-center navbar z-50 bg-primary">

Please verify that the existing .navbar class sets a non-transparent background; if it does, ignore this suggestion.

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