Problem Analysis:
1. Sticky header had no gap with first card
2. Sticky header not staying sticky when scrolling in WP-Admin
Root Cause:
The sticky header is inside a scrollable container:
<main className="flex-1 p-4 overflow-auto">
<SettingsLayout>
<div className="sticky top-[49px]"> ← Wrong!
When sticky is inside a scrollable container, it sticks relative
to that container, not the viewport. The top offset should be
relative to the scrollable container's top, not the viewport.
Solution:
1. Changed sticky position from top-[49px] to top-0
- Sticky is relative to scrollable parent (<main>)
- top-0 means stick to top of scrollable area
2. Added mb-6 for gap between header and content
- Prevents header from touching first card
- Maintains consistent spacing
Before:
<div className="sticky top-[49px] ...">
↑ Trying to offset from viewport (wrong context)
After:
<div className="sticky top-0 mb-6 ...">
↑ Stick to scrollable container top (correct)
↑ Add margin for gap
Layout Structure:
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ WP Admin Bar (32px) │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ WP Menu (112px) │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Submenu Bar (49px) - sticky │
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ <main overflow-auto> ← Scroll here │
│ ┌─────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Sticky Header (top-0) │ │ ← Sticks here
│ ├─────────────────────────────┤ │
│ │ Gap (mb-6) │ │
│ ├─────────────────────────────┤ │
│ │ First Card │ │
│ │ Content... │ │
│ └─────────────────────────────┘ │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
Result:
✅ Sticky header stays at top when scrolling
✅ Gap between header and content (mb-6)
✅ Works in both fullscreen and WP-Admin modes
✅ Edge-to-edge background maintained
Files Modified:
- SettingsLayout.tsx: Simplified sticky positioning
1. Fixed Submenu Active State ✅
Problem: First submenu always active due to pathname.startsWith()
- /dashboard matches /dashboard/analytics
- Both items show as active
Solution: Use exact match instead
- const isActive = pathname === it.path
- Only clicked item shows as active
Files: DashboardSubmenuBar.tsx, SubmenuBar.tsx
2. Fixed Currency Symbol Display ✅
Problem: HTML entities showing (ءإ)
Solution: Use currency code when symbol has HTML entities
Before: United Arab Emirates dirham (ءإ)
After: United Arab Emirates dirham (AED)
Logic:
const displaySymbol = (!currency.symbol || currency.symbol.includes('&#'))
? currency.code
: currency.symbol;
3. Integrated Flags.json ✅
A. Moved flags.json to admin-spa/src/data/
B. Added flag support to SearchableSelect component
- New icon prop in Option interface
- Displays flag before label in trigger
- Displays flag before label in dropdown
C. Currency select now shows flags
- Flag icon next to each currency
- Visual country identification
- Better UX for currency selection
D. Dynamic store summary with flag
Before: 🇮🇩 Your store is located in Indonesia
After: [FLAG] Your store is located in Indonesia
- Flag based on selected currency
- Country name from flags.json
- Currency name (not just code)
- Dynamic updates when currency changes
Benefits:
✅ Clear submenu navigation
✅ Readable currency symbols
✅ Visual country flags
✅ Better currency selection UX
✅ Dynamic store location display
Files Modified:
- DashboardSubmenuBar.tsx: Exact match for active state
- SubmenuBar.tsx: Exact match for active state
- Store.tsx: Currency symbol fix + flags integration
- searchable-select.tsx: Icon support
- flags.json: Moved to admin-spa/src/data/
Mobile Improvements:
1. Modal footer buttons now stack vertically on mobile
- Order: Save Settings (primary) -> View in WooCommerce -> Cancel
- Full width buttons on mobile for easier tapping
- Responsive padding: px-4 on mobile, px-6 on desktop
2. Refresh button moved inline with title
- Added action prop to SettingsLayout
- Refresh button now appears next to Payments title
- Cleaner, more compact layout
Payment Categories Simplified:
3. Removed Payment Providers section
- PayPal, Stripe are also 3rd party, not different
- Confusing to separate providers from other gateways
- All non-manual gateways now in single category
4. Renamed to Online Payment Methods
- Was: Manual + Payment Providers + 3rd Party
- Now: Manual + Online Payment Methods
- Clearer distinction: offline vs online payments
5. Unified styling for all online gateways
- Same card style as manual methods
- Status badges (Enabled/Disabled)
- Requirements alerts
- Manage button always visible
Mobile UX:
- Footer buttons: flex-col on mobile, flex-row on desktop
- Proper button ordering with CSS order utilities
- Responsive spacing and padding
- Touch-friendly button sizes
Files Modified:
- Payments.tsx: Mobile footer + simplified categories
- SettingsLayout.tsx: Added action prop for header actions
Result:
✅ Better mobile experience
✅ Clearer payment method organization
✅ Consistent styling across all gateways
