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[PF5 Regression] Active styles on sidebar nav items disappear when clicking elsewhere #1165

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mturley opened this issue Jul 19, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1177
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mturley commented Jul 19, 2023

The activeClassName is removed from the active sidebar nav item when you click somewhere in the <main> area of the app viewport. The nav item should remain with active styles until you navigate to a page that is not nested under that section.

It also appears that the blue bar present on the left side of the active nav item has gone away, although I'm not sure if that was intentional in PF.

PF4:

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PF5:

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@mturley mturley self-assigned this Jul 20, 2023
@gitdallas gitdallas assigned gitdallas and unassigned mturley Jul 20, 2023
gitdallas added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 21, 2023
## Missing Pencil on tables

closes #1166 

Also found several `pf-v5-m-` where the version should not be on the
modifiers. This affected many items, such as not adding the blue left
border to active menu items on the nav panel

Aside from removing the `-v5` from `pf-m` modifiers, for the table I
also removed the `inline-edit` div as it doesn't appear we are doing
inline edits and the styling for the inline-edit was basically just
being removed manually by the `enable` modifier.

should also closes #1165 

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Signed-off-by: gitdallas <dallas.nicol@gmail.com>
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