Events Page Displays in Modal with Close Button — Page Becomes Empty After Closing

[Adithya12321]

On the Events page, the "Your Events" section appears to be rendered inside a modal-like container with a close ("X") button in the top-right corner.
When this close button is clicked, all event content disappears and nothing is shown unless the browser session is refreshed.

Questions:
Is this modal behavior intentional for the events display?
If yes, what is the expected user flow after closing the modal?
If not, could this be a rendering/layout issue that causes the page to behave like a modal?
Shouldn't the events remain accessible without requiring a full browser refresh?

Any clarification or suggestions would be appreciated!

Your Events page.

After Clicking on close "X".

NOTE:
Same is the behavior with "Friends" and "Admin" pages

[gbowne1]

I wasn't sure how the Events page should look or work. @Adithya12321 but I will encourage anyone to help improve the app.

The X was intended to close the window but theres nothing behind it once its its closed.

A lot of the design we have was submitted by others and thats the goal is to have a React based social that is easy to design for. We made some reusables to make it easier

Ideas?

[Adithya12321]

For starters, we can consider removing the close (X) functionality from the panel altogether, especially since there’s currently no content or fallback view behind it. This simple change would prevent the empty state issue and improve the user experience.

Once we have a better-defined layout or navigation flow for the Events page, we can revisit the idea of modal behavior if needed.

[gbowne1]

Yeah I agree with that.

[Adithya12321]

Sure, will work on it 👍

[gbowne1]

@Adithya12321
Most of our design and functionality were submitted by PR so feel free to create functionality as you see fit. Am looking for core maintainers and regular contributors. So far its been @manuel12 and myself and i haven't had much time to devote to this project in 3-4 years. We have a long way to go if this is even going to be remotely useable and worth hosting