Keywords Search bar UI retaj #32
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For this other keyword search pull request, once again, the advanced search feature Raman was implementing includes a search bar and a button. We agreed that his implementation suited the page better, and it will allow Raman to implement his feature better in the future. This issue is only for the front end. |
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Developed the front-end for the keyword search bar feature.
-Began by editing the .gitignore file to track changes in .tpl files.
-Reused the existing search sidebar template in users.tpl to keep the interface consistent.
-Inserted the keyword search bar into tool-list-bar.tpl for seamless integration with the platform's search features.
This improvement allows users to easily search for specific keywords, making it simpler to find relevant posts.
Resolving issue #21