fix:fix the toggle navbar #163
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@bdougie please can i get a review on this |
Sure. Can you add a PR description as well? 90% of my code review happens on mobile and this PR doesn't have a to. of context. |
Ops sorry about that |
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Wow 😳 Funny how I fixed this issue using a mobile phone(termux and acode)🐼 |
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Enhance the landing page navbar with a user-friendly toggle close button for improved navigation and user experience.
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Fixes #161
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