Next.js usePathname() Hook - Sidebar Navigation
Learn how to use the usePathname() hook to read the current URL's pathname.
This will allow you to create a hover effect over the current navigation menu element.
This will help with your applications user experience and UI. Its a subtle but big difference when it comes to customer satisfaction and professionalism.
The usePathname() hook is a client hook so it must have a 'use client' directive.
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