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TypeScript
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// Fades the publication nav's background in as the user scrolls, reaching full// opacity exactly when the nav reaches its sticky position. Only the background// fades — the tabs/contents stay fully opaque. Shared by the editor nav// (PublicationPagesEditNav) and the published nav (PublicationNav) so they stay// identical.//// When `cardBorderHidden` is true the nav sits flush against the top with a// solid background, so there's nothing to fade and opacity is pinned to 1.export function useNavBackgroundFade(cardBorderHidden: boolean) { let navRef = useRef<HTMLElement>(null); let [bgOpacity, setBgOpacity] = useState(0); useEffect(() => { if (cardBorderHidden) { setBgOpacity(1); return; } let nav = navRef.current; if (!nav) return; // The nav is sticky within the nearest scrolling ancestor — the page card's // own scroll container in the editor, the publication scroll container when // published — both of which carry the `.publicationScrollContainer` marker. let scroller = nav.closest<HTMLElement>(".publicationScrollContainer"); if (!scroller) return; let stickyOffset = 8; // top-2 = 0.5rem let update = () => { let navRect = nav.getBoundingClientRect(); let scrollerRect = scroller.getBoundingClientRect(); // The nav's offset from the top of the scrollable content; stays constant // whether or not the nav is currently stuck. let offsetTop = navRect.top - scrollerRect.top + scroller.scrollTop; let range = offsetTop - stickyOffset; let opacity = range <= 0 ? 1 : Math.min(1, Math.max(0, scroller.scrollTop / range)); setBgOpacity(opacity); };
update(); scroller.addEventListener("scroll", update, { passive: true }); return () => scroller.removeEventListener("scroll", update); }, [cardBorderHidden]);
return { navRef, bgOpacity };}