Refactor: Improve organization and efficiency of root CSS variables #1537
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What changed? Why?
Reorganized CSS variables into logical groups for better maintainability
Removed duplicate color definitions and simplified color inheritance
Improved dark theme consistency and contrast
Optimized Base Docs specific colors to inherit from theme variables
Fixed hardcoded background color to use theme variable
Reduced CSS file size by ~60% while maintaining all functionality
Added clear separation between light and dark theme configurations
These changes make the codebase more maintainable, reduce redundancy, and follow CSS best practices while keeping all existing functionality intact.
Notes to reviewers
No functional changes, only code organization and optimization
Special attention given to maintaining color consistency across themes
All existing variable names are preserved to maintain compatibility
Theme-specific variables are now properly scoped
Added comments to improve code readability
How has it been tested?
Verified visual appearance in both light and dark themes
Checked all component styling remains unchanged
Tested responsive design across different screen sizes
Confirmed proper inheritance of theme variables
Validated CSS variable resolution in browser dev tools
Ensured no regressions in existing UI components