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    • Increased the width of the update notification modal for improved visibility.
    • Adjusted tab navigation spacing within the modal for a better layout.

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The update notification modal in the NavBar component was adjusted by increasing its width and modifying the styling of the Tabs component within it. The Tabs' centered alignment was removed, and a left margin was added to improve layout spacing.

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src/components/dashboard/NavBar.tsx Increased modal width from 500px to 700px; updated Tabs by removing centered and adding left margin.

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Possibly related PRs

  • feat: clearer upgrade instructions #274: Also modifies the update modal in NavBar.tsx, specifically by adding detailed upgrade instructions, indicating a related focus on the modal's content and structure.

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Type: Enhancement, Scope: UI/UX

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A modal grew wide by two hundred more,
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With space to explore, and updates in view,
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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
src/components/dashboard/NavBar.tsx (1)

268-275: Replace fixed width: 700 with a responsive value

A hard-coded pixel width will overflow on smaller viewports (e.g., mobile devices). MUI’s sx supports breakpoint-based objects, so you can make the modal adapt without losing the intended max size.

-                        width: 700,
+                        width: { xs: '90vw', sm: 600, md: 700 },

This keeps the large desktop size while capping the modal at 90 % of the viewport width on phones.

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/components/dashboard/NavBar.tsx (1)

291-296: Left-align Tabs via flex rather than manual marginLeft

Padding with a magic number (30px) can drift as the modal layout evolves and may break in RTL languages. Use container flex alignment or the Tab sx prop to control positioning instead.

-                          <Tabs
-                            value={tab}
-                            onChange={handleUpdateTabChange}
-                            sx={{ marginTop: 2, marginBottom: 2, marginLeft: '30px' }}
+                          <Tabs
+                            value={tab}
+                            onChange={handleUpdateTabChange}
+                            sx={{ mt: 2, mb: 2, pl: 3 }}   // padding instead of exterior margin
                             >

Alternatively, wrap the tab bar in a <Box display="flex" justifyContent="flex-start"> and drop manual spacing.

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