Update header.html and main.css

[freedompraise]

The changes include adding a new class to the navigation item dropdown and hiding the nav-categories element.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Updated the navigation bar structure for improved semantics.
  • Added new style rules to hide specific navigation elements for a cleaner interface.

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Walkthrough

A recent update focuses on refining the website's navigation by tweaking the user interface. Specifically, the modification involves enhancing the navbar's functionality through a class addition in the HTML structure and corresponding CSS adjustments to visually hide a particular navbar element, thereby streamlining the user experience.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../blog/parts/header.html	Added nav-categories class to a navbar list item.
.../css/main.css	Introduced .nav-categories style to hide the element.

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In the digital garden, changes bloom,
Where navbars grow and categories groom.
A class here, a style there, all so neat,
Hidden elements, a trick, a visual treat.
Through code and pixels, our world's reshaped,
In this wondrous landscape, where bytes escape.
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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 8a1014f and c9f9e85.

Files selected for processing (2)

• app/blog/templates/blog/parts/header.html (1 hunks)
• app/staticfiles/css/main.css (1 hunks)

Additional Context Used

Additional comments not posted (2)

app/blog/templates/blog/parts/header.html (1)

11-11: The addition of the nav-categories class to the navigation item dropdown is a good semantic enhancement. Ensure that this new class is properly integrated with the corresponding CSS and any JavaScript functionality that might target this class.

app/staticfiles/css/main.css (1)

1554-1556: The CSS rule to hide the .nav-categories element is correctly implemented. Ensure to verify the visibility of this element across different screen sizes and in various contexts within the application to maintain a consistent user experience.

[jsolly]

Nice work