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Used collapseAt to set a breaking point where the horizontal nav would collapse into the menu nav. The collapse happens +95 pixels from the expected spot.
We found the issue: The collapse-at value is measuring the size of the container available to the px-app-nav element, not the window size. Therefore, if there is a scroll bar (or anything else that shrinks the available width of the px-app-nav el below the viewport width), the element may collapse before the window hits the collapse-at value. This should be documented.
Expected behavior and actual behavior:
Used collapseAt to set a breaking point where the horizontal nav would collapse into the menu nav. The collapse happens +95 pixels from the expected spot.
Environment:
App-Nav: Master-7/18 evening Pull
Browsers: Chrome
Screenshot:
Collapse at set to 950, but happens at 1045px:
Code example:
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