fix(blog): move social share bar below banner + make it sticky #274
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Fixes: keploy/keploy#3298
Description
This PR improves the Social Share section (Twitter / LinkedIn / Copy Link) on the Keploy blog post pages by relocating it to the correct component and adjusting its placement to match the expected UI/UX.
The share bar is now positioned below the blog banner, and follows a sticky scroll experience, similar to other sticky UI blocks like the TOC and ad banner.
Fix / Expected Behavior (Now Implemented)
Social share component is now placed at the bottom of the blog banner area for correct visual hierarchy.
It has a sticky behaviour so it remains accessible while scrolling (aligned with existing sticky patterns like TOC + ad banner).
Works cleanly across responsive layouts and maintains proper spacing/alignment.
🛠️ What Changed
Code movement / restructuring
✅ PostHeaderAuthors.tsx
➜ into:
✅ post-body.tsx
UI + behaviour updates
Updated layout structure so share icons align properly with the banner header area.
Improved spacing and responsive ordering to avoid overlap and visual jumps.
Preserved existing functionality:
Twitter share link
LinkedIn share link
Copy-to-clipboard button
“Copied!” feedback message
Type of Change
Testing
Demo
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