Added background color to Navbar

[Shalini22-ui]

I have added a background color to Navbar rather then plain white background.

Please merge this request.
Solved issue #200

[greptile-apps]

Greptile Summary

This PR introduces a visual enhancement to the CodeClip application by changing the navbar background color from the default white (#ffffff) to a purple color (rgb(104, 104, 209)) in the main.css file. The change addresses issue #200, which requested replacing the plain white navbar background with a more visually appealing color to improve the site's aesthetics.

The modification is made on line 19 of styles/main.css, targeting the .navbar class. This change affects the main navigation bar's appearance, creating better visual distinction between the navbar and the rest of the page content. The purple color choice appears to be an attempt to modernize the interface and provide a more colorful, engaging appearance compared to the basic white background.

However, this change integrates with CodeClip's existing styling system, which includes a theme management system (styles/themes.css) that supports both light and dark modes. The application uses CSS custom properties for theming, and the navbar styling is part of a broader design system that includes brand colors like blue (#2563eb) for navbar-brand elements and dark colors (#1e2c44) for navigation links.

Confidence score: 2/5

• This PR introduces a styling change that has multiple technical and design issues that could cause problems.
• The score is low due to a missing semicolon causing potential CSS parsing issues, color harmony concerns with existing brand elements, and lack of integration with the existing theme system.
• The styles/main.css file needs immediate attention to fix the syntax error and consider the broader design implications.

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[greptile-apps]

syntax: Missing semicolon at end of CSS declaration - this could cause parsing issues

Suggested change

	background-color: rgb(104, 104, 209)
	background-color: rgb(104, 104, 209);