The background utility class `bg-semi-color-bg-2` was unnecessary after recent
design adjustments and unintentionally overrode intended styles.
Removing it cleans up the markup and allows the footer to inherit the correct
background from its parent containers.
File affected:
- web/src/components/layout/Footer.js
Closes#1354
**Changes:**
- Unify link color styling across EditChannel.js by replacing `text-blue-500` with consistent primary color scheme
- Apply `!text-semi-color-primary hover:!text-semi-color-primary-hover transition-colors` to all template fill and documentation links
- Update documentation URL from Calcium-Ion repository to QuantumNous repository
- Add smooth hover transitions and consistent visual feedback for all clickable links
**Affected Elements:**
- Model mapping template fill link
- Deployment region template fill link
- Channel settings template fill link
- Channel settings documentation link
- Status code mapping template fill link
**Benefits:**
- Consistent visual design language across the entire application
- Improved user experience with unified link styling
- Better accessibility with clear hover states and transitions
- Correct documentation references pointing to the current project repository
**Technical Details:**
- Maintains existing functionality while improving visual consistency
- Links now match the color scheme used in About page and Footer components
- Smooth color transitions enhance user interaction feedback
Update Footer component to use semantic color variables for better theme integration:
- Replace hardcoded background color with semi-color-bg-2 for theme consistency
- Update text colors to use semantic variables (semi-color-text-0, semi-color-text-1)
- Replace hardcoded link colors with semi-color-primary for brand consistency
- Add hover effects with smooth transitions for better user experience
- Keep logo container background as gray-800 for visual stability
This ensures the footer adapts properly to different theme modes while maintaining
good readability and visual consistency across the application.
Fix dark mode background color rendering issue in the footer component
where the custom dark background color (#1C1F23) was not being applied
consistently across different devices due to missing !important declaration.
Changes:
- Add !important to dark mode background color class in footer
- Change `dark:bg-[#1C1F23]` to `dark:!bg-[#1C1F23]`
- Ensure footer dark mode styling is not overridden by other CSS rules
This resolves visual inconsistencies where the footer would not display
the intended dark background color in dark theme mode on certain devices
or screen configurations.
