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After thorough investigation, we have traced the issue back to the utils.py file.

We discovered that replacing the html.A component with its Dash Mantine equivalent (e.g., dmc.Anchor) causes unexpected redirects to the home page, especially during Cypress tests. This prevents the /summary page from loading properly and makes it impossible to verify elements on that page.

To ensure stability, we have kept this single use of html.A unchanged. All other HTML elements have been successfully migrated to Dash Mantine Components.

Please let us know how you’d prefer to proceed with this specific case.
@FedericoTartarini

@Sallie00 I am happy with your decision. please keep those html.A components when necessary and otherwise breaking the code. I like this since we can still use the old test framework. Please tag me here once the pull request is complete so I will review it.

Hi @FedericoTartarini , The pull request is now ready for your review.

@FedericoTartarini
Hi Federico, I've restructured two versions of the layout of the Clima. Both are used with AppShell to manage.

Version 1

The first version uses the Full AppShell Layout https://py.cafe/dash.mantine.components/AppShell-with-all-elements, divided into header, navbar, main, and footer sections. The main section is scrollable, though this may not be readily apparent in my screenshot. Simultaneously, clicking the burger button controls the display and concealment of the sidebar, functioning identically to the demonstration in Dash Mantine. By default, it remains expanded.

Version 2

The secondary version uses Collapsible AppShell Layout https://py.cafe/dash.mantine.components/Collapsible-navbar-on-both-desktop-and-moble, divided into header, navbar, and main sections. The main section includes the original layout's main and footer elements and is also scrollable. The function of the burger button remains unchanged from Version 1.

Which version do you prefer?

@LeoLuosifen I am not fully understanding what the difference is between v1 and v2. Please explain the key differences and how this will affect the user experience of Clima.

@FedericoTartarini The entire page appears somewhat small in v1, as my computer screen is rather compact. While it might look better on a larger display, this may not suit all users. The v2 more closely looks like the effect shown in the link you provided https://fly-log.netlify.app/.

I want to recreate the same effect as in https://fly-log.netlify.app/. please also note that the navbar width can be slighlty reduced since it does not need to be so wide. If version 2 is similar to https://fly-log.netlify.app/ then we can implement version 2

@FedericoTartarini
Hi Federico, we've removed the unnecessary spacing and made the default sidebar of the pages menu open, also ensured the sidebar width is consistent. Could you kindly review it and let us know if there's anything else that could be improved?

Very good work, I really like what you have done.

Please all carefully review all my changes. This will be an opportunity for you to learn and see how css could have been removed and the code could have been much further simplified. I did not implemented all the changes I wanted but as you can see we could much furhter improve the code and avoiding nesting components. I will need to stop here for today and I will accept the pull request for now, but note that we can improve it much further.