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Some elements are fixed. In this case, as I was working through the nav components, some of those components have to be fixed to the top of the page, but they don't render currently due to the way we are showing each example component.
If we show these elements as simply by what they look like and not by how they both look and behave, it is not adequate for anyone wanting to use it since they will not have a good view of the final component.
How should we handle these? or should we just code these fixed components, but resolve how to show them on the example page later?
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Well, as far as it being a prop, I don't believe it should be a prop because "Fixed" is in the name of the component. We would be creating a new component that tachyons has not defined at that point.
Bootstrap simply shows the fixed elements without them actually being fixed, but explains their positioning through their documentation. Should we go that route or the individual page route?
Some elements are fixed. In this case, as I was working through the nav components, some of those components have to be fixed to the top of the page, but they don't render currently due to the way we are showing each example component.
If we show these elements as simply by what they look like and not by how they both look and behave, it is not adequate for anyone wanting to use it since they will not have a good view of the final component.
How should we handle these? or should we just code these fixed components, but resolve how to show them on the example page later?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: