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The active header (or navigation) link is not highlighted on the corresponding page, making it difficult for users to identify which page they are currently on. This impacts the overall navigation experience and clarity.
Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the website.
Click on any navigation link in the header (e.g., Home, About, Contact, etc.).
Observe that the header link for the active page is not visually highlighted.
Expected Behavior:
The active navigation link in the header should be highlighted (e.g., bold text, underlined, or with a distinct background color) to indicate the current page.
Actual Behavior:
The active navigation link is not highlighted, or the highlight does not persist when navigating to another page.
Possible Causes:
Missing or incorrect CSS class for the active link.
Failure to update the active link dynamically when navigating between pages.
Conflicts with JavaScript or CSS that may override the active state styling.
ScreenShort:
Priority:
Medium (Improves navigation clarity for users).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description:
The active header (or navigation) link is not highlighted on the corresponding page, making it difficult for users to identify which page they are currently on. This impacts the overall navigation experience and clarity.
Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the website.
Click on any navigation link in the header (e.g., Home, About, Contact, etc.).
Observe that the header link for the active page is not visually highlighted.
Expected Behavior:
The active navigation link in the header should be highlighted (e.g., bold text, underlined, or with a distinct background color) to indicate the current page.
Actual Behavior:
The active navigation link is not highlighted, or the highlight does not persist when navigating to another page.
Possible Causes:
Missing or incorrect CSS class for the active link.
Failure to update the active link dynamically when navigating between pages.
Conflicts with JavaScript or CSS that may override the active state styling.
ScreenShort:
Priority:
Medium (Improves navigation clarity for users).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: