refractored css hardcoded values

[dikshhaa121]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request undertakes a significant refactoring of the application's CSS to enhance maintainability, responsiveness, and scalability. The core changes involve transitioning from fixed pixel units to relative rem units and adopting a modern CSS Grid layout for the main page structure. Additionally, the PR cleans up redundant styles and simplifies complex layout calculations, resulting in a more streamlined and future-proof stylesheet.

Highlights

• CSS Unit Refactoring: Systematically replaced hardcoded pixel values (px) with relative rem units across various CSS properties such as padding, margin, font-size, width, height, and min-height for improved scalability and responsiveness.
• Layout System Transition to CSS Grid: Migrated the main application layout from a flexbox-based approach to a more robust CSS Grid system for the #fullpage container, explicitly defining 'header', 'sidebar', and 'main' areas for a clearer and more maintainable structure.
• Layout Simplification and Consolidation: Removed several specific height calculations (e.g., calc(100% - Xpx)) and consolidated common layout properties for various dashboard and container elements into a single rule, utilizing flex: 1, height: auto, and min-height: 0 for better flexibility and maintainability.
• Removal of Redundant/Unused Styles: Cleaned up the stylesheet by removing several seemingly unused or redundant CSS classes, including .embed-dashboard, .embed-dashboard-download, .embed-dashboard-events, .embed-dashboard-layout-dashboard, and .embed-dashboard-wfilters-dashboard.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors hardcoded pixel values to relative rem units and modernizes the page layout using CSS Grid. These are great improvements for maintainability and scalability. My review includes a few suggestions to complete the refactoring by converting a few remaining pixel values. I've also identified a critical issue with a new flexbox rule that may break layouts in several components due to incorrect assumptions about the DOM structure, and a medium-severity issue with the new grid layout being incomplete. Please see the detailed comments for suggestions on how to address these.

[gemini-code-assist]

While refactoring to use rem units, the height property for .top-banner-image was left as 27px. For consistency with the other changes in this pull request, this should also be converted to rem.

Suggested change

	height: 27px;
	height: 1.6875rem;

[gemini-code-assist]

The font-size for .top-banner-header is still in pixels. To be consistent with the refactoring, it should be converted to rem units.

Suggested change

	font-size: 26px;
	font-size: 1.625rem;