fix(UserGuide): adjusted x placing for first and last step

[marcinsawicki]

Resolves: #1603

Description

Better placing on the first and last step element.

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https://feature-1603--613a8e945a5665003a05113b.chromatic.com

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• Style
  • Updated the horizontal alignment for the floating element in the User Guide, ensuring a more balanced display during initial and final steps.

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The pull request updates the CSS positioning logic for the floating element in the UserGuide component. Instead of using a fixed '45%' value, the left property now uses the calculated value 'calc(50% - 211px)' when isFirstStep or isLastStep is true.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/.../UserGuide.tsx	Updated the left CSS property from a fixed '45%' to 'calc(50% - 211px)' under specified conditions.

Possibly related PRs

• feat(UserGuide): replace elementStyles with elementClassName and add classname to the step #1593: Modifies styling in the UserGuide component by transitioning from elementStyles to elementClassName, which affects component styling.

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• vladko-uxds
• PaulinaG9

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packages/react-components/src/components/UserGuide/UserGuide.tsx (1)

151-151: Improved horizontal positioning for first/last steps.

Changing from a fixed percentage to a calculated position provides more precise centering, addressing the alignment issue from #1603.

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