Drop some old form templates styles

[Crabcyborg]

These styles are no longer used by the form templates list.

These are also not used for the New View modal.

So I'm removing them since they aren't applying to anything any longer.

🚀

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Walkthrough

The changes in css/frm_admin.css focus on enhancing the visual consistency and layout of form templates and icons within the user interface. Key modifications include updates to margins, backgrounds, and alignments, as well as the removal of certain styling blocks, resulting in a cleaner and more cohesive design.

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Change Summary

css/frm_admin.css

- Removed .frm-featured-form .frm-inner-circle styling block - Updated styles for .frm-new-template.plugin-card-bottom - Revised styles for .frm-templates-list including margin adjustments - Modified styles for .frm-category-icon and .frm-icon-wrapper with changes to background and border-radius properties - Refactored styles for .frm-templates-list li .frm-category-icon with overflow adjustments - Removed styling for .frm-templates-list .frm-template-details affecting content container layout

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6893663 and fa41f8b.

Files selected for processing (1)

• css/frm_admin.css (4 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (3)

css/frm_admin.css (3)

2716-2716: Approved. Verify the layout in different contexts to ensure the margin-top: 0; adjustment aligns with the overall design.

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2773-2773: Approved. Ensure the new background and border-radius properties are visually consistent across different themes or modes.

Verification successful

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The recent changes to the .frm-category-icon and .frm-icon-wrapper classes have been verified. The new styles, including background and border-radius properties, are applied consistently in the css/frm_admin.css file.

• .frm-category-icon and .frm-icon-wrapper are defined with the same styles, ensuring visual consistency.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the visual consistency of `.frm-category-icon` and `.frm-icon-wrapper` across different themes or modes.

# Test: Search for these classes to ensure the new styles are applied consistently.
rg --type css $'.frm-category-icon, .frm-icon-wrapper'

Length of output: 55

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the visual consistency of `.frm-category-icon` and `.frm-icon-wrapper` across different themes or modes.

# Test: Search for these classes to ensure the new styles are applied consistently.
rg --type css '\.frm-category-icon' --context 5
rg --type css '\.frm-icon-wrapper' --context 5

Length of output: 1311

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Line range hint 4-4: Approved. Verify that the overflow: hidden; setting does not clip important content.

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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

css/frm_admin.css (1)

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Codebase Verification

The overflow: visible; property in .frm-new-template.plugin-card-bottom is not consistent with other .plugin-card-bottom elements, which do not specify the overflow property. This inconsistency should be reviewed to ensure it aligns with the intended design requirements.

• .frm-new-template.plugin-card-bottom has overflow: visible;.
• Other .plugin-card-bottom elements do not specify the overflow property.

Analysis chain

Line range hint 1-4: Ensure that the overflow: visible; property change aligns with the intended design requirements.

Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify if the `overflow: visible;` property change in `.frm-new-template.plugin-card-bottom` is consistent across similar elements.

# Test: Search for similar CSS rules to ensure consistency.
rg --type css $'.plugin-card-bottom'

Length of output: 306

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the `overflow` property for each instance of `.plugin-card-bottom` in the `css/frm_admin.css` file.

# Test: Search for the `overflow` property in the `css/frm_admin.css` file.
rg --type css 'overflow' css/frm_admin.css

Length of output: 1639

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract the specific CSS rules for `.frm-new-template.plugin-card-bottom` and other `.plugin-card-bottom` elements in the `css/frm_admin.css` file.

# Test: Search for the CSS rules for `.frm-new-template.plugin-card-bottom` and other `.plugin-card-bottom` elements.
rg --type css '\.frm-new-template\.plugin-card-bottom' -A 5 css/frm_admin.css
rg --type css '\.plugin-card-bottom' -A 5 css/frm_admin.css

Length of output: 758