fixes gap between Github & View Docs Button on smaller screens (#3008)

[yadavshubham01]

On smaller screens the buttons were not properly aligned and having spacing issues.

--> Added Vertical Spacing
--> Set view docs content width to fit. ( So that only occupies width as per the content )
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• New Features

  • Enhanced layout responsiveness for buttons on the Generator page.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved visual spacing and layout for button elements.

• Documentation

  • Updated TypeScript configuration documentation URL for clarity.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request include an update to a comment in the next-env.d.ts file, specifically modifying a URL reference for TypeScript documentation. Additionally, the renderButtons function in the GeneratorPage component located in pages/tools/generator.tsx has been altered to improve the layout responsiveness of buttons by updating class names and adding vertical spacing.

Changes

File	Change Summary
next-env.d.ts	Updated URL reference for TypeScript configuration documentation in a comment.
pages/tools/generator.tsx	Modified class names in renderButtons function for GithubButton and Button components to enhance layout responsiveness; added vertical spacing to the outer div.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

pages/tools/generator.tsx (1)

35-35: Improved button layout and consistency

The changes to the "View Docs" button classes enhance its responsiveness and alignment:

• Using md:ml-2 instead of ml-2 improves layout on smaller screens.
• Changing to w-fit allows the button to shrink to its content width.

These modifications align well with the PR objectives. For consistency with the GitHub button, consider using w-full sm:w-fit instead of just w-fit.

Consider updating the class to w-full sm:w-fit md:ml-2 mt-2 block md:mt-0 md:inline-block for better consistency with the GitHub button styling.

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pages/tools/generator.tsx (3)

19-19: Improved button spacing

The addition of the space-y-5 class enhances the layout by introducing consistent vertical spacing between buttons. This change directly addresses the PR objective of improving button alignment and spacing on smaller screens.

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29-29: Improved button responsiveness

The change from sm:w-auto to sm:w-fit for the GitHub button improves its responsiveness. On larger screens, the button will now shrink to fit its content, preventing unnecessary whitespace. This aligns well with the PR objective of adjusting button widths based on content.

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Line range hint 19-35: Summary: PR objectives successfully addressed

The changes in this file effectively address the PR objectives:

1. The spacing between buttons has been improved with the addition of space-y-5.
2. Button widths have been adjusted to fit their content on larger screens while maintaining full width on mobile.
3. The layout has been optimized for smaller screens by adjusting margins and display properties.

These modifications enhance the responsiveness and visual appeal of the Generator page, particularly on smaller screens. The changes are well-implemented and align with the intended improvements shown in the before and after images mentioned in the PR description.