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Previously cascading child menus would only allow either left or right fallback placements. This caused issues on smaller viewports where menus could potentially not fit on either side of the parent menu. This change adds additional fallback placements of bottom and top to try for this scenario in that order. This should allow for more graceful handling of menus on smaller viewports to ensure the user can still access the menu options.

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While this change allows a graceful fallback, using cascading menus on mobile viewports should be avoided due to usability concerns.

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@DRiFTy17 DRiFTy17 merged commit 2239e77 into main Jul 30, 2025
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🚀 PR was released in v3.10.2 🚀

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