Added scroll functionality to sidebar tsd-nested-navigation

[qublaidev]

2023-12-20.18-00-23.mp4

QOL improvement: for when there is too much functions, interfaces etc. to scroll to top of the sidebar

[pastelsky]

This might get awkward because you now possibly have an inner scroll as well as an external sidebar scroll.

[qublaidev]

This might get awkward because you now possibly have an inner scroll as well as an external sidebar scroll.

Yes, that's why I created a little spacing between scroll area of the accordion content and sidebar.

I can add a seperate scrollbar to the sidebar to make the user understand the difference a bit better but I'm afraid that it would make it seem cluttered and also I couldn't find the tsd-small-nested-navigation :dD

[pastelsky]

Yeah I don’t think that’s a very conventional way for sidebars to work (I haven’t seen dual scrolls in use anywhere personally or found them useful). I think search might be better suited for longer lists. We do want to add a CMD + K search pallete to tsdocs for quick nav, so it might be more appropriate to focus energy there. Regards, Shubham Kanodia

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