Merge pull request #282 from team-dev-docs/new_design_changes

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dev-docs/context-src-css-ai-banner.scss.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This SCSS file defines styles for an AI banner component. It includes:
+
+1. Responsive design with different styles for dark and light color schemes.
+2. A banner with rounded corners and border.
+3. Different background colors and box shadows for dark and light modes.
+4. A grid layout for organizing banner content.
+5. Styling for banner buttons with hover effects and icons.
+
+The file uses SCSS nesting, media queries, and applies Tailwind CSS utility classes. It's designed to create a visually appealing and adaptable banner that can be used across different themes and screen sizes in a web application.
+
+---
+# .banner src/css/ai-banner.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+In this code snippet, `.banner` is a CSS class selector. It defines the styles for an element with the class "banner". The styles include:
+
+1. A rounded border (border-radius)
+2. Different styles for dark and light color schemes using media queries
+3. A nested class `.banner-grid` for layout
+4. A nested class `.banner-button` for styling buttons within the banner
+
+This class is likely used to style a banner component in a web page, with responsive design considerations for different color schemes and device sizes.
+
+  

dev-docs/context-src-css-footer.scss.md

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+
+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This SCSS file is responsible for styling the footer and pagination components of a website, likely built with Docusaurus. It includes:
+
+1. Dark and light theme styles for the footer
+2. Custom styling for pagination navigation links
+3. Styling for social media icons (GitHub, Instagram, Discord, LinkedIn)
+4. Layout adjustments for the footer structure
+5. Responsive design elements for different screen sizes
+6. Custom fonts and colors for footer text and links
+7. Removal of certain default styles and icons
+8. Specific styling for container elements within the footer
+
+The file uses various CSS techniques including flexbox, custom properties, pseudo-elements, and media queries to achieve a consistent and visually appealing footer design across different themes and device sizes.
+
+---
+# .footer src/css/footer.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! In this code snippet:
+
+`.footer` is a CSS class selector targeting an HTML element with the class name "footer". This class is typically applied to the footer section of a webpage.
+
+The CSS properties within this selector are used to style and position the footer content:
+
+1. It uses flexbox for layout (`display: flex`).
+2. The content is arranged in a column (`flex-direction: column`).
+3. The content is centered both vertically and horizontally (`align-items: center` and `justify-content: center`).
+4. Padding is applied around the content, with extra padding on the top and bottom.
+
+This styling creates a centered, column-aligned footer with space around its content.
+
+  
+---
+# footer src/css/footer.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation of the footer in the provided CSS code snippet:
+
+The `.footer` class defines the styling for a footer element. It uses flexbox to create a vertically and horizontally centered layout for its content. The footer has padding on all sides, with extra padding on the top and bottom. This creates a visually balanced space for footer content, ensuring it's centered and has adequate spacing from the edges of the container.
+
+  

dev-docs/context-src-css-root-and-body.scss.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This SCSS file (src/css/root-and-body.scss) is responsible for defining the overall styling and theming of a web application, likely built with Docusaurus. It includes:
+
+1. Color variable definitions for both light and dark themes
+2. CSS custom properties for theming
+3. Styling for both light and dark modes
+4. Background gradients and images for different page elements
+5. Responsive design adjustments
+6. Styling for specific Docusaurus-related elements
+7. Backdrop filters and blur effects
+8. Positioning and layout for various page components
+
+The file uses a mix of global styles, theme-specific styles, and targets Docusaurus-specific class names to create a cohesive visual design across the application, with separate configurations for light and dark modes.
+
+---
+# .spark-circle src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation of `.spark-circle` in the provided code snippet:
+
+`.spark-circle` is a CSS class selector that defines styles for an element. It sets a white background for the element it's applied to. 
+
+Inside `.spark-circle`, there's a nested selector `.rounded-full`. This applies additional styles to any child element with the class `rounded-full` within an element that has the `spark-circle` class. These nested styles set the background, background-color, and border-color to a variable `$color-1`, using the `!important` declaration to give these rules higher priority.
+
+This structure suggests the use of a CSS preprocessor like Sass or LESS, which allows for nested selectors and variable usage (`$color-1`).
+
+---
+# [data-theme="dark"] #__docusaurus::before src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation of `[data-theme="dark"] #__docusaurus::before`:
+
+This CSS selector targets a pseudo-element (::before) of an element with the ID `__docusaurus`, but only when the parent or ancestor element has a data attribute `data-theme` set to "dark". It's commonly used in Docusaurus (a documentation website generator) to apply styles specifically to the dark theme mode of the website.
+
+In simpler terms:
+- It applies to the dark theme only
+- It targets a special element created before the main content of the Docusaurus container
+- It's used to add decorative or functional elements without modifying the HTML structure
+
+---
+# [data-theme="dark"] [class^="docPage"]::before src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation of the selector `[data-theme="dark"] [class^="docPage"]::before`:
+
+1. `[data-theme="dark"]`: Targets elements with a `data-theme` attribute set to "dark".
+2. `[class^="docPage"]`: Selects elements whose class name starts with "docPage".
+3. `::before`: Targets the pseudo-element before the selected element.
+
+Combined, this selector applies styles to the `::before` pseudo-element of any element with a class starting with "docPage" that is a descendant of an element with `data-theme="dark"`. This is commonly used for creating a background effect or overlay on dark-themed documentation pages.
+
+---
+# [data-theme="dark"] [class^="docRoot"]::before src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation of `[data-theme="dark"] [class^="docRoot"]::before`:
+
+1. `[data-theme="dark"]`: This targets elements with a `data-theme` attribute set to "dark".
+
+2. `[class^="docRoot"]`: This selects elements whose class name starts with "docRoot".
+
+3. `::before`: This is a pseudo-element that creates a virtual element before the content of the selected element.
+
+So, `[data-theme="dark"] [class^="docRoot"]::before` applies styles to a pseudo-element created before any element with a class starting with "docRoot" that is inside an element with `data-theme="dark"`. This is typically used for theming, where different styles are applied based on the current theme (in this case, the dark theme).
+
+---
+# [class^="docPage"] src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation:
+
+`[class^="docPage"]` is an attribute selector in CSS. It targets any element whose class attribute begins with the string "docPage". This means it will select elements with classes like "docPage", "docPage-header", "docPageContent", etc.
+
+The `^=` part is what specifies that the class should start with the given string. This selector is useful for targeting multiple related elements without needing to list every specific class name.
+
+---
+# [data-theme="light"] [class^="docPage"]::before src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation of the selector `[data-theme="light"] [class^="docPage"]::before`:
+
+1. `[data-theme="light"]`: Targets elements with a `data-theme` attribute set to "light".
+2. `[class^="docPage"]`: Selects elements whose class name starts with "docPage".
+3. `::before`: Refers to a pseudo-element, creating a virtual element before the content of the selected element.
+
+Combined, this selector applies styles to a pseudo-element created before any element with a class starting with "docPage", but only when it's within an element that has `data-theme="light"`. This is likely used for theming or styling specific documentation pages in a light theme context.
+
+---
+# [data-theme="light"] [class^="docRoot"]::before src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation of `[data-theme="light"] [class^="docRoot"]::before`:
+
+1. `[data-theme="light"]`: This targets elements with a `data-theme` attribute set to "light".
+
+2. `[class^="docRoot"]`: This selects elements whose class name starts with "docRoot".
+
+3. `::before`: This is a pseudo-element that creates a virtual element before the content of the selected element.
+
+So, `[data-theme="light"] [class^="docRoot"]::before` targets a pseudo-element created before any element with a class starting with "docRoot" that is a descendant of an element with `data-theme="light"`. This selector is used to apply styles to this pseudo-element, creating a decorative background effect for light-themed pages.
+
+---
+# #__docusaurus src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation:
+
+The `#__docusaurus` selector in this CSS code snippet refers to an HTML element with the ID of "__docusaurus". This is likely a specific element used by the Docusaurus documentation framework. The CSS rules define the following properties for this element:
+
+1. `position: relative;` - Positions the element relative to its normal position.
+2. `overflow: visible;` - Allows content to overflow the element's boundaries.
+3. `border: none;` - Removes any border from the element.
+
+These styles are probably part of the Docusaurus framework's default styling or a custom theme, used to control the layout and appearance of a specific container or wrapper element within the documentation site.
+
+---
+# [data-theme="light"] #__docusaurus::before src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+This CSS selector and its associated styles can be explained as follows:
+
+1. `[data-theme="light"]`: This targets elements with a `data-theme` attribute set to "light".
+
+2. `#__docusaurus`: This targets an element with the ID `__docusaurus`.
+
+3. `::before`: This is a pseudo-element that creates a virtual element before the content of the selected element.
+
+Combined, `[data-theme="light"] #__docusaurus::before` applies styles to a pseudo-element created before the content of an element with ID `__docusaurus`, but only when the light theme is active.
+
+The styles create a decorative background image positioned at the top right of the page, with specific dimensions, opacity, and z-index to place it behind other content. This is likely used to add a visual element to the page's background in the light theme mode.
+
+---
+# [class^="docRoot"] src/css/root-and-body.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation of `[class^="docRoot"]`:
+
+`[class^="docRoot"]` is an attribute selector in CSS. It targets any element whose `class` attribute starts with the string "docRoot". The `^=` means "starts with". 
+
+So, this selector will match elements with classes like:
+- `class="docRoot"`
+- `class="docRootHeader"`
+- `class="docRoot-content"`
+
+But it won't match:
+- `class="mydocRoot"`
+- `class="doc-Root"`
+
+This selector is used to style elements that have a class name beginning with "docRoot", applying the specified styles (background color, padding at larger screen sizes, and image margins) to those elements and their descendant `img` elements.
+
+  

dev-docs/context-src-css-set-default-colors-if-missing.scss.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This SCSS file defines a comprehensive color palette system with five main colors and their variations. Each color has 12 shades, creating a total of 60 color variables. The file uses SASS's if() function and global-variable-exists() check to set default color values while allowing for easy customization.
+
+The structure allows developers to override these colors by defining their own variables before importing this file. If a custom color is not defined, the file falls back to the predefined default color. This approach ensures a consistent color scheme across the project while maintaining flexibility for customization.
+
+The color variations follow a pattern of gradually changing hues and brightness, providing a wide range of options for UI design. This systematic approach to color management can be particularly useful in large-scale projects or design systems where consistent theming is crucial.
+
+  

dev-docs/context-src-css-shadcn.scss.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This SCSS file is a configuration for a design system, likely using Tailwind CSS with some custom modifications. It defines:
+
+1. Tailwind CSS directives for including base styles, components, and utilities.
+
+2. A custom color palette and design tokens for both light and dark themes using CSS variables.
+
+3. Base styles for elements like the body and all elements with borders.
+
+4. Custom styles for markdown content, particularly for list items.
+
+5. Specific styling for a documentation page, possibly using Docusaurus as the documentation framework.
+
+6. Overrides for default list styles in the main content area of the documentation.
+
+The file combines Tailwind utility classes with custom SCSS, allowing for a flexible and customizable design system that can be easily applied across a project.
+
+---
+# #__docusaurus_skipToContent_fallback src/css/shadcn.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation:
+
+`#__docusaurus_skipToContent_fallback` is likely a specific ID selector used in the Docusaurus documentation framework. This selector targets a fallback element for the "Skip to Content" feature, which is an accessibility feature that allows users to quickly navigate to the main content of a page.
+
+The CSS rules inside this selector are applying styles to ordered lists (`ol`) and unordered lists (`ul`) within elements with the class `markdown`. These styles set the list-style and left padding for these lists, ensuring consistent formatting in the fallback content area.
+
+  

dev-docs/context-src-css-table-of-conents.scss.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This SCSS file is responsible for styling the Table of Contents (TOC) component in a documentation website, likely built with Docusaurus. It customizes the appearance of the TOC for both desktop and mobile views. Key features include:
+
+1. Removing the default background for collapsible buttons
+2. Adding a custom "On this Page" heading with an SVG icon
+3. Styling the TOC links, including hover and active states
+4. Adding a vertical line indicator for the active TOC item
+5. Customizing fonts, colors, and other visual properties to match the site's design
+
+The file also includes some commented-out code for potential backdrop filter effects, which could be used to create a glassmorphism effect for the TOC in both light and dark themes.
+
+---
+# .theme-doc-toc-desktop::before src/css/table-of-conents.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+In the provided code snippet, `.theme-doc-toc-desktop::before` is a CSS pseudo-element selector that targets the `::before` pseudo-element of elements with the class `theme-doc-toc-desktop`.
+
+The `::before` pseudo-element creates a virtual element as the first child of the selected element, allowing you to insert content before the element's actual content.
+
+In this case, it's being used to:
+
+1. Add the text "On this Page" (which is then overridden).
+2. Insert an SVG icon using a data URI.
+3. Add the text "On this Page" again after the icon.
+4. Apply specific font styles to this inserted content.
+
+This technique is often used to add decorative elements or labels to elements without modifying the HTML structure.
+
+# .table-of-contents__link--active::before src/css/table-of-conents.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation of `.table-of-contents__link--active::before`:
+
+This CSS selector targets the `::before` pseudo-element of an element with the class `table-of-contents__link--active`. It's typically used to add content or styling before the actual content of the selected element. In this case:
+
+1. `content: ("");` adds an empty string before the element's content.
+2. `margin-right: 0.5rem;` adds a right margin of 0.5rem to this pseudo-element.
+3. `border-right: 0.5px solid var(--ifm-color-primary);` creates a 0.5px solid border on the right side of the pseudo-element, using a color defined by the CSS variable `--ifm-color-primary`.
+
+This is often used to create a visual indicator (like a vertical line) next to the active item in a table of contents, without modifying the actual HTML structure.
+
+# .table-of-contents__link src/css/table-of-conents.scss
+## Imported Code Object
+Certainly! Here's a concise explanation:
+
+`.table-of-contents__link` is a CSS class selector that targets elements with the class `table-of-contents__link`. This class is likely used for styling links within a table of contents. The CSS rules define the following properties for these elements:
+
+1. Text color: Light gray (#a2a1a5)
+2. Font: Inter
+3. Font size: 14 pixels
+4. Font style: Normal (not italic)
+5. Font weight: Medium (500)
+6. Line height: Normal
+
+These styles are applied to create a consistent appearance for table of contents links in the document or application.
+
+  

dev-docs/context-static-img-funtest.png.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+The image funtest.png appears to be a test or example image. Based on the filename, it may be used to demonstrate or test image functionality in a software application or website. Without being able to view the actual image contents, I cannot provide more specific details about what the image depicts. The image is stored in a static/img directory, which suggests it is part of the static assets for a web project.
+
+