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fixed the cutting off of next and previous link in footer in Documentation website #192

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Description

This PR addresses issue #191, where the first word of the previous page button and the last word of the next page button in the footer section are cutting off. The modifications include adjusting the CSS styles for the pagination buttons to ensure that text is fully visible and not truncated.

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  1. Pull the branch containing the changes.

  2. Run the application using the command:

    npm run start
  3. Navigate to a page with pagination in the footer section.

  4. Verify that the first word of the previous page button and the last word of the next page button are completely visible and not cutting off.

  5. Check for any other visual or functional issues with the pagination buttons.

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Screenshot from 2024-10-22 23-16-53

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    • Enhanced styling for pagination components, improving text handling and layout consistency.
    • Adjusted padding for navigation links and labels to provide better spacing.

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The changes in the _pagination.scss file involve updates to the styling of pagination components. Modifications include new CSS properties for text handling, adjustments to padding using a CSS variable, and changes to the transform properties of pseudo-elements. These updates aim to improve the layout and visual consistency of pagination elements.

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File Change Summary
docs/src/styles/components/_pagination.scss - Added white-space: nowrap, overflow: hidden, and text-overflow: ellipsis to .pagination-nav__label.
- Updated padding for .pagination-nav__link to use var(--icon-padding).
- Adjusted padding for .pagination-nav__label to calc(var(--icon-padding) * 2).
- Modified transform properties for ::before and ::after pseudo-elements to match new padding calculations.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
docs/src/styles/components/_pagination.scss (2)

41-41: LGTM! Symmetrical padding implementation.

The padding and transform adjustments for the next button mirror the previous button changes, maintaining visual consistency.

Consider adding a comment explaining the calculation calc(-100% + var(--icon-padding) * 2) for future maintainers, as it's not immediately obvious why the 100% offset is needed.

Also applies to: 45-45, 51-51


58-60: Remove extra empty lines.

Keep only one empty line at the end of the file, following common SCSS/CSS conventions.

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docs/src/styles/components/_pagination.scss (2)

10-12: LGTM! Proper text overflow handling implemented.

The combination of white-space: nowrap, overflow: hidden, and text-overflow: ellipsis is the correct approach to prevent text truncation while maintaining a clean UI with ellipsis.


22-22: Verify padding adjustments for the previous button.

The padding and transform calculations have been doubled to provide more space. While the approach is sound, please verify:

  1. The arrow icon remains properly aligned
  2. No overlap occurs with the text
  3. The spacing looks consistent across different text lengths

Would you mind sharing a screenshot of the pagination with both short and long text to confirm the visual alignment?

Also applies to: 26-26, 32-32

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