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Nice catch @Suvink, I think in this case we can handle this scenario in 2 ways.
The cons of using the second option.
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Yeah thats true and I saw you already added that in #18. So @AhamedR my only concern was if we decide to add more types of layouts in the future, this might cause problems but I went through your code and seems like this options is good. |
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In the current design, the content loads in the middle section of a wrapper which covers 3 sides of the main window. Since this navigation is applied to all the pages by default, some pages like login looks a bit off and hard to manage the responsiveness.

So I was thinking, maybe we can separate those 3 components into Navbar, Left bar and Right bar and include in the necessary pages separately. It can give is the flexibility to add different kinds of layouts to the screens.
What do you guys think?
@AhamedR @isuruAb @Safnaj @imakish
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