Refactored CurrentHourIndicator component to use the global CSS file (app.module.css) instead of a component-specific CSS file (CurrentHourIndicator.module.css).

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• Style

  • Reorganized styles for the current hour indicator
  • Updated CSS classes and variables to improve visual representation of current hour
  • Moved styling from a component-specific module to the global app styles

• Refactor

  • Updated import and class naming conventions for the current hour indicator component

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This pull request focuses on refactoring the CSS for the CurrentHourIndicator component by consolidating its styles into the global app.module.css file. The changes involve removing the component-specific CSS module, updating the import statement in the component's TypeScript file, and adding new, more specifically named CSS classes to the global stylesheet. This aligns with the project's ongoing effort to streamline CSS management and improve code organization.

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File	Change Summary
src/components/CurrentHourIndicator/CurrentHourIndicator.module.css	Deleted entire CSS module file
src/components/CurrentHourIndicator/CurrentHourIndicator.tsx	Updated style import from local module to global app.module.css; Renamed class names to match new global CSS classes
src/style/app.module.css	Added new CSS variable --red-line-bg; Added new classes .currentHourIndicator_container, .currentHourIndicator_round, and .currentHourIndicator_line

Possibly related issues

• Figma: Refactor CSS files in src/components/CurrentHourIndicator #3331: Directly addresses the goal of refactoring CSS files in the CurrentHourIndicator component and consolidating styles into the global app.module.css file
• Refactor CSS files in src/screens/Requests #2525: Part of the broader initiative to streamline CSS into a single global file and improve UI/UX
• Refactor CSS files in src/screens/CommunityProfile #2503, Refactor CSS files in src/screens/Leaderboard #2508, Refactor CSS files in src/screens/LoginPage #2509, Refactor CSS files in src/screens/ManageTag #2510, Refactor CSS files in src/screens/MemberDetail #2511, Refactor CSS files in src/screens/PageNotFound #2524: All part of the same CSS refactoring effort across different components

Possibly related PRs

• refactored OrganizationDashboard css/ closes #2513 #2593: Refactoring CSS files and consolidating styles into a global CSS file
• Refactor CSS for LeftDrawerOrg #3131: Merging styles into a global file
• Refactor AverageRating component to use CSS modules for styling #3213: Refactoring component CSS using modules

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src/components/CurrentHourIndicator/CurrentHourIndicator.tsx (1)

Line range hint 1-20: Clean and well-documented implementation!

The component is well-structured with proper TypeScript types, documentation, and test attributes. The refactoring to use global CSS classes improves maintainability.

src/style/app.module.css (2)

58-58: Good use of CSS variable for theming!

The --red-line-bg variable helps maintain consistent colors across the application.

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230-250: Well-structured CSS classes with clear naming!

The CurrentHourIndicator classes follow good CSS practices:

• BEM-like naming convention for component specificity
• Proper use of flexbox for layout
• Clear positioning with relative units
• Reuse of CSS variables for consistent theming

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