fix: updated offset feedback button below code block header

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What

Adjust the feedback button's vertical offset in DocFeedbackProvider.tsx so it sits lower (top-6) when its portal container is appended right after a <code> block, instead of top-0.

Why

The feedback button's portal container ([data-button-portal]) is appended as the last child of the block, so when a block ends with a <code> element, the button ends up rendering underneath the code block's top bar (with the copy button), making it invisible/mostly unclickable on hover. Offsetting it to top-6 in that case keeps the button visible below the code block's header.

Testing

• Tested locally on the Query documentation pages
• Verified the feedback button is visible and clickable on hover for <code> blocks
• Verified normal (top-0) positioning is unaffected for other block types
• Ran pnpm lint

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Kept the feedback menu trigger available while the menu is open, allowing focus to return to it when the menu closes.
  • Positioned feedback controls below the header for code blocks and at the top of other content blocks.
  • Improved menu behavior: opening it shows an existing note when applicable, and choosing an item runs its action.
  • Feedback controls now respond to visibility and focus, remaining visible and interactive when focused.

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• src/components/DocFeedbackProvider.tsx

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📝 Walkthrough

DocFeedbackFloatingButton now uses shared dropdown components and exposes visibility control. BlockButton keeps its portal container while the menu is open and positions PRE block buttons below the header.

Changes: Documentation feedback controls

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared feedback dropdown src/components/DocFeedbackFloatingButton.tsx	The menu uses shared dropdown components. Opening it calls onShowNote when hasNote is true. The component removes document-level outside-click and Escape listeners. Its isVisible prop controls opacity and pointer interaction, with focus restoring visibility and interaction.
Block button visibility and placement src/components/DocFeedbackProvider.tsx	BlockButton retains its portal container while the menu is open and passes hover or menu state as the button visibility state. It uses top-6 for PRE blocks and top-0 for other blocks.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: tannerlinsley, sukvvon

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 6f4f2

The described feedback-menu changes preserve action selection and trigger focus behavior while adjusting code-block placement. No concrete merge-blocking issue is established; the PR appears ready for normal checks.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 50.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 2 functions across 2 files.	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Title check		The title clearly identifies the primary change: adjusting the feedback button offset below code block headers. It is concise and related to the main change.
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[tannerlinsley]

Thanks for working on this. The lower button position helps, and the menu now stays visible on short code blocks too.

AI review notes:
Updated this branch with current main while preserving the original contribution. The offset now applies to pre blocks, so a normal paragraph ending in inline code keeps its existing position. The current z-20 stacking level is preserved.
An isolated browser fixture using the actual code-block and feedback-button components confirmed that the offset exposed the button, but the opened actions were still clipped by the short code block. The actions now use the existing portaled Dropdown component.
Agent-run fixture checks covered visible actions with and without a code header, controlled Add Note and Suggest Improvement callbacks, arrow navigation, Escape, and focus restoration. The fixture forces the feedback button visible and stubs copy/toast services, so this is not a live documentation hover test.
Full pnpm test and the normal commit checks passed. Fresh PR checks still need to pass on the updated head before merging.

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Review comments at @src/components/DocFeedbackFloatingButton.tsx:
- Line 92: Update the trigger visibility logic around BlockButton so closing
DropdownContent with Escape keeps the trigger mounted until Radix restores
focus, then reapplies the hover-only visibility rule. Preserve the existing
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[tannerlinsley]

The focus issue is fixed too. This still needs the fork checks before merging.

AI review notes:
The agent reproduced the lost-focus case in an isolated browser fixture using the actual provider button and dropdown. Opening the menu simulated the block losing hover. With the previous provider, Escape removed the trigger and left focus on the page body.
The trigger now stays mounted after its first appearance. Escape restores focus and keeps it visible, Tab moves to the next control and hides it, and Shift+Tab reveals it again. This was component-level verification, not a full-site pointer-hover or production test.
The agent ran pnpm test successfully, including type checks, lint, unit, chat, and desktop checks. Normal commit hooks also passed. Application CI on the fork still needs approval, so this is pushed, not merged or deployed.