bug: Nav bar items truncated/overlapping on mobile and tablet viewports #16
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Description
Navigation bar items get cut off and overlap on smaller viewports. CREATE PAIR truncates on most devices, and nav items overlap with the wallet button on tablets.
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Expected
Nav should be responsive — use hamburger menu, icons-only, or scrollable nav on smaller screens.
Steps to Reproduce
mentioned in issue #18
mentioned in merge request !721
Fix implemented in !721: responsive nav bar using icons-only below 1024px to prevent truncation on mobile/tablet. Added aria-label/title for accessibility, overflow-x-auto as fallback. Review requested from @brouie.
Verified fixed — nav shows icons-only below 1024px, no truncation on mobile/tablet viewports.
mentioned in issue #49
mentioned in issue #50