1.Fixing the Navigation and Highlight Issues: The heading issue in the Topic and Broker tabs has been addressed.
2.Regarding the rebalance tab, I couldn't reproduce the missing tab issue.

3.In the latest PatternFly version, the navigation highlights in white if the page section background is gray PatternFly Horizontal Nav Demo. However, since the page section is white, tab changes aren't visually highlighted. The previously used component is now deprecated:

Ignore what I said earlier about the missing rebalance tab - it was an issue with my configuration. Sorry for any confusion on that.

In the latest PatternFly version, the navigation highlights in white if the page section background is gray PatternFly Horizontal Nav Demo. However, since the page section is white, tab changes aren't visually highlighted. The previously used component is now deprecated:

Got it. Maybe we can switch to using the tab component in the future [1]? Did we have a reason to use nav instead of tab here to begin with? cc: @riccardo-forina

[1] https://www.patternfly.org/components/tabs

At the time, the tabs were full client components that did not support the routing at all. We have a unique url tied to each tab that loads the new portion of data following the way next.js router works. So I couldn't use that. And the tabs weren't a great fit estically speaking.

Feel free to change them to whatever works better.

Ok, I see what you mean. It looks like there is support in PF6 for "tabs linked to Nav elements". We can think about whether that makes sense for a future PR.

https://www.patternfly.org/components/tabs#tabs-linked-to-nav-elements

That option was already available, but it renders plain html links, not Next Link components, unfortunately.

I suppose we could still use that, and add an onClick handler that triggers the react navigation programmatically preventing the default behavior. Not ideal, but workable I suppose

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