This commit refactors the search results page UI and updates the navigation buttons for better user experience. Previously, the search result list layout and the navigation buttons showed inconsistent styling and padding issues. Changes include: - Adjusting padding and margin for search result list and search result items. - Moving the navigation buttons inside the search result list. - Updating the styling and hover effect for navigation buttons. - Removing unnecessary padding and margin for figure elements. |
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