Fixed Alignment and uniform styles #2391

[Flashl3opard]

Description

This PR fixes #2391 a CSS alignment regression on the GSoD page. A recent refactor had reset padding-left values to 0 for most text content, causing paragraphs, headings, and lists to align hard-left, which looked broken and was difficult to read.

This PR restores the correct padding-left values to the following elements to ensure consistent indentation:

• <p>
• <h3> and <h4>
• .program ol
• .project-list
• .program-p
• .subhead
• .issue

It also ensures that the mobile-specific padding overrides are correctly applied.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a critical visual regression on the GSoD page by re-establishing proper CSS padding for text elements, ensuring content is correctly indented and readable. It also significantly refactors and enhances the responsive design of the page, providing a more consistent and user-friendly experience across all devices. The changes aim to improve the aesthetic and functional presentation of the GSoD program information.

Highlights

• CSS Alignment Regression Fix: This pull request resolves a CSS alignment regression on the GSoD page where a recent refactor had inadvertently reset padding-left values to 0 for various text content elements, leading to a hard-left alignment that was visually unappealing and difficult to read.
• Restored Consistent Indentation: The PR restores the correct padding-left values for key elements including <p>, <h3>, <h4>, .program ol, .project-list, .program-p, .subhead, and .issue to ensure consistent and readable indentation across the page.
• Enhanced Responsiveness and Styling: Beyond the alignment fix, the pull request also refines mobile-specific padding overrides and introduces new responsive styles for various components, improving the overall layout and user experience across different screen sizes. This includes updates to general layout, typography, lists, cards, and the CNCF section.
• Metadata Update: The title in the gsod_2020.html file has been updated from 'GSOD2020' to 'GSOD2021', likely correcting a year-related typo or updating the program year.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a significant refactoring of the CSS for the GSoD page to fix alignment issues and improve code quality. The changes are extensive and well-structured, using comments to organize the stylesheet and simplifying many CSS rules. Responsiveness is also improved with new media queries for different screen sizes. My review includes a few suggestions to further improve maintainability, such as addressing a file naming inconsistency and removing redundant or problematic CSS rules. Overall, this is a great improvement to the codebase.

[Rajesh-Nagarajan-11]

Thank you for your contribution!
Let's discuss this during the website call today at 5:30 PM IST | 7 AM CT
Add it as an agenda item to the meeting minutes, if you would 😄

[saurabhraghuvanshii]

@Flashl3opard I think this can be done with minimal changes. Could you try testing it with the minimum required modifications?