Added automatically open/close navbar links on hover #79
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@pankaj-2503 is attempting to deploy a commit to the Open Healthcare Network Team on Vercel. A member of the Team first needs to authorize it. |
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@pankaj-2503 now I can't click the items in the dropdown |
ok , i am working on it. |
After review updated the navbar links functioning
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Hey @sainak it's been a week , this pr is not merged yet i have improved the changes that you have said in review. |
rithviknishad
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Aug 10, 2024
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What does this PR introduces
It add the open/closing functioning on hover for navbar links.
What changes are done
Added function onMouseOverCapture that listens to every action of mouse on hover.
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updates.mp4
It solves the issue #77