⚡ Bolt: Use event delegation for navigation links#43
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Replaces `querySelectorAll().forEach` iteration to attach `click` event listeners on multiple links with a single event listener attached to the parent container/document. This reduces memory overhead and improves page load / initialization times. Co-authored-by: ImChong <74563097+ImChong@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced individual
clickevent listeners onnavLinksandtocLinkswith a single delegated event listener attached to thedocumentandtocNavparent, respectively. Usese.target.closest()to catch the clicks.🎯 Why: Attaching hundreds of event listeners in a loop is inefficient and consumes unnecessary memory. Event delegation improves initialization speed by binding only one listener per group of links.
📊 Impact: Reduces memory footprint and speeds up execution during initial page load, especially on pages with large table of contents.
🔬 Measurement: Verified the code behaves the same functionally.
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