Fix import error banner visibility in navbar#5
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The import error message was being hidden underneath the fixed header because the banner was positioned in the normal document flow without accounting for the fixed header's height.
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h-14 flex-shrink-0) to maintain proper document flow below the fixed headerpt-14from the main content area since the spacer now handles the offsetThis ensures the import error message is always visible below the navbar when an import fails.
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