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Refactor CSS for Enhanced Structure, Maintainability, and Consistency (#1335) #1340

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Summary

This PR focuses on refactoring Style.css to enhance maintainability, readability, and adherence to project design standards. The main improvements include:

  • Consolidation of repetitive styles for better efficiency.
  • Introduction and application of CSS variables for consistent theming.
  • Simplification and organisation of class definitions to improve clarity.

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Related Issue

Fixes #1335
#1335

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  • This refactoring primarily focuses on improving the codebase without altering existing functionality.
  • Includes updates to ensure compatibility with all supported browsers.

@panderonak panderonak closed this by deleting the head repository Dec 20, 2024
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Refactoring css in the Style.css
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