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Adding more text content to the docs to make it look more like the Bootstrap documentation might make it easier to use the documentation. Currently, we have examples in stories, with almost zero text and I think adding text might make things better.
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The sidebar is kinda weird in mobile as well... takes too much space preview.mp4(notice the clicks, it doesn't auto-hide) |
@phoneticallySAARTHaK This is more of an issue with Storybook rather than with Reactstrap |
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I realise. Still, Reactstrap is UI framework. It wouldn't feel right if their own docs website had silly bugs. |
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Adding more text content to the docs to make it look more like the Bootstrap documentation might make it easier to use the documentation. Currently, we have examples in stories, with almost zero text and I think adding text might make things better.
For example the accordion flush page for Reactstrap doesn't say anything. I was thinking of taking the text from Bootstrap accordion flush and adding to it to look something like the following:
This would make it easier for users to use Reactstrap without referring to the bootstrap docs. Let me know your thoughts.
Originally posted by @illiteratewriter in #2509 (comment)
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