updating the scroll button hovering #60
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Please review and merge it. @Ojas-Arora |
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i have resolved the confict . Please review and merge it. @Ojas-Arora |
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Related Issue
Fixes #47
Description
I successfully identified and resolved an issue in a web application where the scroll button was interfering with the functionality and visual behavior of another component during hovering. The key challenges included analyzing the conflicting CSS properties, debugging the interactions, and ensuring seamless integration without impacting the user experience or layout.
Key Actions Taken:
Issue Analysis:
Investigated the root cause by inspecting the styles and interactions of the scroll button and the conflicting component using browser developer tools. Identified overlapping z-index values and event-handling conflicts as the primary causes.
CSS Refactoring:
Testing and Validation:
Conducted rigorous testing across multiple screen sizes and devices to confirm that the issue was resolved and that the components worked harmoniously.
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