Refactor: Rearrange nav bar - #1075

@ako3131 Copilot's symptom is right (a quick click from closed does not open the drawer) but the mechanism and the suggested fix are not. Verified with the real components: once openMenu runs on mouseenter, the temporary Drawer's Modal root and Backdrop cover the burger, so the click never reaches this button's onClick at all. It lands on the Backdrop, onClose('backdropClick') runs, and Menu.closeMenu calls toggleMenu. Log for move+click: openMenu → menuOpen=true → burger mouseleave → Drawer onClose → toggleMenu → menuOpen=false, with no burger click handler in between.

An open-only click handler here therefore changes nothing: the close comes from the Drawer's onClose, not from the toggle. The same sequence also breaks every touch tap, which is the more serious case. See #1075 (comment) for the fix: no hover-open on coarse pointers and ignore a click that arrives while a hover-open is in flight. This thread can be resolved once that one is addressed.

Resolved under #1075 (comment)

@ako3131 The stale mobile block is a real problem but the outcome is the opposite of what Copilot describes. landing.css's .header { position: fixed } loses the cascade to MUI's position: static on the AppBar: emotion injects its <style> tags after the extracted stylesheet and both selectors have single-class specificity. Verified at a 400px viewport with that block loaded before the bundle: computed header position: static, body padding-top: 64px. Net effect is a 64px dead band above the header, not content hidden underneath it. Raising the offset to match both toolbars, as suggested here, would just widen that band.

The fix is to delete the .header and body { padding-top } rules from the ≤768px block (or switch the AppBar to position="sticky" and drop the body padding). Tracked in #1075 (comment); this thread can be resolved with it.

Resolved under #1075 (comment)

@ako3131 Attaching both onMouseEnter={this.openMenu} and onClick={this.toggleMenu} to the burger makes a single tap open and immediately close the drawer, so on touch devices the navigation cannot be opened at all.

Sequence on a tap (verified with React 16.14 + MUI 6.5 Drawer/IconButton in Playwright with touch emulation): the browser fires mouseover before click; React synthesizes onMouseEnter from it, openMenu sets menuOpen=true and the temporary Drawer's fixed Modal root + Backdrop cover the button while the Paper is still translated off-screen (Slide is mid-transition). The same tap's click then lands on the Backdrop, useModal calls onClose('backdropClick'), Menu.closeMenu calls toggleMenu, and the drawer closes. Logged: openMenu → menuOpen=true → burger mouseleave → Drawer onClose → toggleMenu → menuOpen=false. On desktop, moving onto the burger and clicking within the 225ms slide does the same; only a click after the slide finishes leaves it open (it hits the Paper).

The previous menu kept a click-only burger on mobile (menu.module.less .burgerButton + IconButton onClick in menu/index.js), so this is a regression on a surface the stylesheet explicitly supports (landing.css ≤768px block).

Suggested fix: do not hover-open from the burger on coarse pointers, e.g.

const canHover = window.matchMedia("(hover: hover) and (pointer: fine)").matches;
<IconButton
  onClick={this.toggleMenu}
  {...(canHover && { onMouseEnter: this.openMenu, onMouseLeave: this.scheduleMenuClose })}
>

and ignore a click that arrives while a hover-open is still in flight (e.g. record the hover-open timestamp in openMenu and return early in toggleMenu if Date.now() - lastHoverOpen < 300). Alternatively drop hover-open on the burger entirely and keep hover-close on the Paper.

Fixed in 5e9de35 with corresponding test fixes in 71bc180.

Hover behavior is no longer available to coarse pointers, but remains for fine pointers. Clicks that arrive while a hover-open is still in flight are ignored.

@ako3131 Because the burger opens this drawer on hover, and the temporary Drawer is a MUI Modal with default disableAutoFocus/disableEnforceFocus/disableScrollLock (all false), a cursor merely crossing the top-left button while the user types steals focus and drops keystrokes.

Reproduced with the real components: focus an input, type ab, move the pointer across the burger, type cd → input value stays ab, document.activeElement is the MuiDrawer-paper, and 200ms later the close timer fires. The old side rail was a plain Box, not a Modal, so it never trapped focus.

Suggested fix: this disappears with the fix proposed on app.js (no hover-open on the burger). If hover-open is kept for fine pointers, pass disableAutoFocus and disableScrollLock for hover-initiated opens via slotProps.root, so a hover never moves focus or locks body scroll:

slotProps={{
  root: { keepMounted: true, disableAutoFocus: true, disableScrollLock: true },
  ...
}}

Resolved in ea701a2.

Disabled auto focus and scroll lock for hover initiated opens, which is tracked by a new openedByHover state.

@ako3131 This change is outside the ticket's scope and moves the page in the wrong direction. ClickUp 86bc38e00 asks to simplify the nav UI and make sign-out intuitive; commit b233294 swaps the dashboard's MUI <Container> for a Bootstrap 3 div.container only so the new .summit-scope .container width rules in landing.css apply to it.

This was the last @mui/material/Container in src/, and the platform docs state MUI is the target component library with the migration in progress from legacy (ftn-docsnsklz/skills/react-frontend.md § Core Patterns). Replacing an MUI layout primitive with a Bootstrap class to serve a global CSS override reverses that migration for this page.

Suggested fix: revert this commit and keep <Container>. Its default maxWidth="lg" (1200px) already matches the 1170px the override reintroduces; if the dashboard needs the same top margin as sibling pages, set it on the Container with sx={{ my: "30px" }} instead of a global Bootstrap class.

Resolved:

-Container swap change reverted in 4106662.

-Summit padding added in f57295f

@ako3131 The @media (max-width: 768px) block further down in this file (lines 86-96: .header { position: fixed; ... } and body { padding-top: 64px }) is now stale: it was sized for the 64px .header this PR deleted above. The AppBar renders position="static", and MUI's emotion styles are injected after the extracted CSS, so on ≤768px the position: fixed rule loses the cascade while body { padding-top: 64px } still applies.

Verified with the real AppBar at a 400px viewport with this block loaded before the bundle: computed header position: static, body padding-top: 64px. Net effect: a 64px dead band above the header on every mobile page.

Suggested fix: delete the .header and body { padding-top } rules from that media query. If a sticky header is wanted on mobile, use position="sticky" on the AppBar and drop the body padding rather than fighting MUI's positioning from CSS.

Resolved in ad8642b.

Removed mobile specific .header and body rules

@ako3131 The PR adds no tests for the new behaviour it introduces, while the regression flagged on the burger is exactly the kind of thing a component test catches. The existing src/components/menu/__tests__/menu.test.js was not updated and only covers rendering and item navigation; nothing exercises the App menu state, the hover/click interplay, AuthorizedRoute's new componentProps plumbing, or the rewritten AuthButton.

Please add, following summit-admin-testing-patterns.md (RTL + userEvent, translation mocked to return the key):

• A test on the burger wiring that fires mouseEnter followed by click on the burger and asserts the drawer ends up open (this fails on the current code and passes with the fix).
• A Menu test that Drawer onClose (backdrop click / Escape) and a menu item click both call toggleMenu only when menuOpen is true, and that toggleMenu is not called when already closed.
• An AuthButton test asserting the logged-in button calls initLogOut and the logged-out button calls doLogin.
• An AuthorizedRoute test asserting componentProps are forwarded to the rendered component when isLoggedUser is true.

Resolved in 3ea6294.

Added tests for all four items listed, following the doc. app.test.js is the exception since fireEvent and fake timers are used instead of userEvent and waitFor, because the 300ms grace window needs exact timing.

🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Let long breadcrumbs fit narrow viewports.

When a summit name or breadcrumb path exceeds the available width, white-space: nowrap prevents it from wrapping. On narrow screens, the breadcrumb can overflow or be clipped. Allow wrapping at the mobile breakpoint, or truncate the display while keeping the full path accessible.

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In `@src/styles/general.less` at line 73, Update the breadcrumb styling around the
white-space: nowrap declaration so long summit names and paths do not overflow
narrow viewports. At the mobile breakpoint, allow the breadcrumb text to wrap or
truncate it while keeping the full path accessible.

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@ako3131 Not a defect. This Breadcrumbs is rendered inside the dense Toolbar in src/app.js (lines 280-287) that sets overflowX: "auto" precisely for this case, so a long path becomes a horizontally scrollable strip, not clipped content. Measured with the react-breadcrumbs markup and a long summit/event path at a 400px viewport: content 733px wide in a 384px toolbar, and after scrolling the last crumb's right edge sits at 376px, fully visible; at 768px and 1280px nothing overflows. The full path stays reachable at every width. Wrapping would instead grow the fixed 36px breadcrumb bar. Resolving this thread.