feat: added a scroll-to-top button#330
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@Julliet-Mohanta The package-lock.json changes appear to be unrelated to this feature. Could you please remove them from this PR? It looks like they were generated accidentally |
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@KaranUnique , Sorry for the inconvenience caused. The package-lock.json file in main folder was created accidentally. I have deleted it. |
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📝 Pull Request Description
Related Issue
Closes #329
Summary
Problem:
Once a user reaches the bottom of the page, they are frequently left in a "dead-end" state. To return to the navigation bar or the primary content header, the user is forced to perform manual repetitive scrolling or slide the scrollbar on right side which is also time taking due to a huge number of content on the Events and OSS Blog page.
This PR added a scroll-to-top button in OpenSourceEvents.jsx and OpenBlog.jsx files to maintain user flow and ensuring that the most valuable top-level content remains accessible from any point in the user journey.
Type of Change
How Has This Been Tested?
Describe the testing steps performed.
-local server
-since only frontend logic is changed, no changes or errors occurred in backend files
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https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a12bd27e-22b9-480c-96dc-2f6836325f92
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