refactor: Update Dropdown items to be in sync with other drop-downs

[deon-sanchez]

This pull request refactors the PublishDropdown component and related styles in the frontend codebase to simplify the implementation and improve maintainability. Key changes include removing redundant CSS styles, adjusting dropdown menu alignments, and streamlining the structure of dropdown items.

Component Refactor:

• src/frontend/src/components/core/flowToolbarComponent/components/deploy-dropdown.tsx: Removed unused CSS constants (groupStyle and externalUrlStyle) and simplified the structure of dropdown menu items by removing unnecessary div wrappers and redundant class assignments. Adjusted alignment offsets and dropdown menu width for better responsiveness. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Style Updates:

• src/frontend/src/style/applies.css: Updated the deploy-dropdown-item class to use more concise and consistent styling, removing unnecessary @apply statements and simplifying padding and font size.

UI Component Adjustment:

• src/frontend/src/components/ui/dropdown-menu.tsx: Modified the DropdownMenuItem component to remove unnecessary padding (px-2) for a cleaner layout.

Previous Styles

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New Styles

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Summary by CodeRabbit

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style

  • Simplified the deploy dropdown menu by removing extra wrappers and hover background effects.
  • Adjusted dropdown positioning, sizing, and padding for a cleaner look.
  • Updated font size and removed rounded corners from dropdown items.

• New Features

  • Enhanced the "Shareable Playground" item with improved conditional rendering, icon display, and integrated tooltip and toggle switch.

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Walkthrough

The changes simplify the structure and styling of the publish dropdown menu in the frontend. The JSX component for the dropdown removes unnecessary wrappers and hover styles, adjusts dropdown positioning and sizing, and streamlines conditional rendering for the shareable playground item. Corresponding CSS rules are simplified, removing hover effects and nested selectors.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/frontend/src/components/core/flowToolbarComponent/components/deploy-dropdown.tsx	Simplified JSX structure by removing wrapper divs and hover styles, adjusted dropdown positioning offsets and width, and improved conditional rendering and styling of the shareable playground item.
src/frontend/src/style/applies.css	Modified .deploy-dropdown-item styles by removing nested selectors, hover background, fixed height, and rounded corners; adjusted padding and font size.

Poem

In dropdowns where menus once nested with care,
The wrappers have vanished, the styles now rare.
No more hover haze, just icons and text,
With simpler design, the code is less vexed.
A rabbit applauds with a hop and a cheer—
Clean menus and styles, the changes are clear!
🐇✨
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