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fix(ui): Move NavBar to dedicated component folder and make it sticky#194

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fix(ui): Move NavBar to dedicated component folder and make it sticky#194
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This PR makes the NavBar component sticky in top.

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Seems fine to me, just note that this Navbar wasn't designed to be sticky, iirc, cc @ovflowd

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Hmm, it feels a bit strange to me now that it's sticky. I personally prefer when websites don't implement sticky navbar, but that's just my opinion. If you all think it should be sticky, then go for it.

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Hmm, it feels a bit strange to me now that it's sticky. I personally prefer when websites don't implement sticky navbar, but that's just my opinion. If you all think it should be sticky, then go for it.

What about Hide/Show on Scroll Navbar?!
As scrolling down will hide it, otherwise will show it.

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