fix(spaceward): fix some issues

[laniakea42]

#619

#617

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes involve modifications to the layout and rendering behavior within the application. Key updates include enhanced vertical spacing in the WalletConnectModal, a shift from absolute to fixed positioning for the overlay in ModalRoot, and a simplification of rendering logic in the StakingPage to always display the "Amount staked" text. These adjustments aim to improve user experience through better layout consistency and clarity.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
spaceward/src/features/modals/...	Updated WalletConnectModal to add top padding, enhancing vertical spacing. Changed ModalRoot overlay from absolute to fixed positioning for better coverage.
spaceward/src/pages/Staking.tsx	Simplified rendering logic in StakingPage to always display "Amount staked," regardless of tab state.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Modal as WalletConnectModal
    participant Overlay as ModalRoot
    participant Page as StakingPage

    User->>Modal: Open WalletConnect
    Modal->>Overlay: Display overlay (fixed position)
    Overlay-->>User: Overlay covers full screen
    User->>Page: Navigate to Staking
    Page->>User: Display "Amount staked" (always visible)

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between e1680df and 744cc7f.

Files selected for processing (3)

• spaceward/src/features/modals/WalletConnect.tsx (1 hunks)
• spaceward/src/features/modals/index.tsx (1 hunks)
• spaceward/src/pages/Staking.tsx (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)

• spaceward/src/features/modals/WalletConnect.tsx
• spaceward/src/pages/Staking.tsx

Additional comments not posted (4)

spaceward/src/features/modals/index.tsx (4)

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Imports and type declarations are correct.

The imports and type declarations are appropriate and necessary for the functionality of the ModalRoot component.

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Initial state handling is correct.

The ModalRoot function correctly handles the initial state by returning null if no data is present.

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Line range hint 32-57:
Handling of different modal types and visibility is correct.

The handling of different modal types and their visibility based on the data state is correct and logical.

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Change from absolute to fixed is appropriate.

The change from absolute to fixed for the class name of the div element ensures that the overlay remains fixed relative to the viewport, enhancing the user experience.

However, verify the impact of this change on the overall layout and user experience.