CSS refactoring #1501
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Claude finished @bengtmagnus's task —— View job CSS Refactoring PR ReviewTodo List:
Review Findings:No issues found. The refactoring successfully organizes CSS into logical sections (variables, reset/base, layout, components, utilities, responsive) while maintaining all functionality. The changes are primarily organizational improvements that enhance maintainability without introducing technical problems. |
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WHAT is this pull request doing?
Cleans up and divides the CSS into manageable categories:
Also removes some unused styling.
HOW can this pull request be tested?
I've added a new css file to make it easier to refactor the old one while still keeping the styling we need. It will be removed when this is ready for a proper PR/review.