👟 Reproduction steps
In the mobile view, the z-index of the navbar is set to 20, while the overflowing section is set to 100. This causes the text to overflow onto the navbar.
To resolve this issue, we can increase the z-index to a value greater than 100, for example, setting it to 999 as we did in the desktop view.
👍 Expected behavior
By addressing this problem, we can achieve the following results:

👎 Actual Behavior
Here, we can clearly observe text overflow in the mobile view of the navbar, whereas it functions properly in the desktop view.

🎲 Appwrite version
Version 1.4.x
💻 Operating system
Windows
🧱 Your Environment
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👟 Reproduction steps
In the mobile view, the z-index of the navbar is set to 20, while the overflowing section is set to 100. This causes the text to overflow onto the navbar.
To resolve this issue, we can increase the z-index to a value greater than 100, for example, setting it to 999 as we did in the desktop view.
👍 Expected behavior
By addressing this problem, we can achieve the following results:

👎 Actual Behavior
Here, we can clearly observe text overflow in the mobile view of the navbar, whereas it functions properly in the desktop view.
🎲 Appwrite version
Version 1.4.x
💻 Operating system
Windows
🧱 Your Environment
No response
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🏢 Have you read the Code of Conduct?