Refactor blog.css for Improved Readability and Styling Consistency #669
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could consider this pr under gssoc,24 extended level 1. |
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issue #669 |
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This PR refactors the blog.css file to enhance readability, maintainability, and consistency across styling without changing the existing color scheme or layout structure.
Changes Made:
Combined similar styles (e.g., .submit1 button, .submit2 button) to reduce redundancy.
Standardized padding, margin, and border values for consistency across elements.
Removed unused and redundant properties.
Grouped repetitive styles and organized code logically for better readability.
Benefits:
Improves code readability and maintainability in blog.css.
Enhances performance by reducing the file size and eliminating redundant code.
Ensures consistent styling throughout the blog component.