Styled read more page navbar properly in blog page. #1053
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pls check and assign label . As i have to style 5 read more page files in blog page for navbar consistency. |
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Rationale for this change
The "Read More" page under the Blog section previously lacked a consistent and visually cohesive navbar design that matched the rest of the website’s aesthetic.
This change introduces a styled, responsive, and theme-adaptive navbar to ensure design uniformity across all pages and enhance user navigation flow.
Additionally, this implementation fixes alignment issues (logo, navigation links, and buttons now appear on the same line) and improves overall visual clarity for both light and dark themes.
What changes are included in this PR?
Implemented a fixed, fully responsive navbar with gradient background and blur effect for a polished look.
Ensured logo, navigation links, and action buttons (e.g., “Login” and “Theme Toggle”) align neatly on one line using Flexbox.
Added dark-theme support to maintain visibility and aesthetic consistency.
Enhanced hover transitions and shadow effects for better interactivity.
Adjusted top padding on the body to accommodate the fixed header.
Maintained a consistent visual hierarchy to match the homepage and pricing pages.
Improved mobile responsiveness (smooth collapse under the toggler icon).
Are these changes tested?
Yes.
Verified in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox for cross-browser compatibility.
Tested on desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints to ensure responsive layout.
Validated dark mode transitions and hover animations.
Confirmed alignment of logo, navigation items, and buttons remains consistent at all viewport sizes.
Are there any user-facing changes?
Yes.
Users will now experience:
A visually consistent, modern navbar on the Blog’s "Read More" page.
Seamless dark/light theme transition for better readability.
Improved navigation experience, matching the design of other pages.
No breaking changes were introduced — this update only enhances UI consistency and user experience.
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