fixed-mobile-hamburger-to-header #2066 #2107
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Changes :
Removed the floating hamburger button from sidebar.html.
Added a new hamburger button to the right side of the header.html.
Updated the hamburger button color to orange for better visibility.
Added a condition so the hamburger button does not appear on the homepage, only on inner pages.
Modified the .sidebar-btn styling in sidebar.scss for better alignment and responsiveness.
Created a new JS file mobile-nav.js to handle hamburger toggle events.
Linked the mobile-nav.js script in baseof.html to enable functionality site-wide.
Context
The previous mobile navigation design had the hamburger icon floating on the left, which obstructed content and affected the browsing experience on smaller screens.
This update moves the hamburger into the header, improving accessibility, visibility, and usability. The conditional logic ensures it only appears where needed, keeping the homepage layout clean.