modify language button display location - #4
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| border: 1px solid transparent; | ||
| border-radius: 4px; | ||
| } | ||
| @media (min-width: 768px) { |
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Where is 768px from? Most mobile device has width of 480px or lower. Also hardcoding pixel is not responsive design.
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Get this value from chrome inspect
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Let's not hard code. I can think of two ways: 1) detect the device type 2) use the DOM object to get its current dev width.
| .test-language-button { | ||
| position: relative; | ||
| float: right!important; | ||
| margin-top: 8px; |
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Let's not hard code pixels on margin either. Maybe at least use percentage. Ideally, I think there may be some out-of-the-box solution from react-bootstrap.
| <img className={'logo-wrapper'} src={logo} alt="logo"/> | ||
| </Navbar.Brand> | ||
| <Navbar.Toggle onClick={this.expandCollapse}/> | ||
| <Button className={'language-button, test-language-button'} type="submit">Language</Button> |
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You may be able to achieve ideal button positioning by using Narbar.Form with pullLeft, just like below. Also, latter on we will need to unilaterally deal with the form submit with some state transition, in maybe redux store. Let me know if there's any difficulty wrapping button around in the Navbar.Form
… collapse-expand context instead of checking the device source, for better accuracy. If the expand is undefined, then the nav items must not be collapsed, a golden source of truth
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Doesn't work. Let's not merge this one.
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Add 2 button to display at different screen width condition