Update CSS for navbar item visibility and font size

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The pull request introduces CSS media queries targeting screen widths of 480 pixels or less. Two new rules are added to hide specific navigation links: one for the root path (href="/") and another for the blog link (href="https://coderabbit.ai/blog"). These changes enhance control over the visibility of navigation items on smaller screens without altering the overall structure or functionality of the navigation bar.

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File	Change Summary
src/css/custom.css	Added CSS media queries to hide navigation links for root path and blog on small screens.

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src/css/custom.css (1)

313-315: Remove redundant visibility rule.

This rule becomes unnecessary if we implement the suggested accessibility-friendly approach above. If you need to keep it, consider making it more specific.

If you decide to keep this rule, apply this diff to make it more specific:

-.navbar__logo {
+.navbar__items .navbar__brand .navbar__logo {
   visibility: visible;
 }

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src/css/custom.css (1)

Line range hint 1-315: Clean up duplicate styles and commented code.

The file contains:

1. Duplicate CSS blocks (e.g., navbar styles, media queries)
2. Commented-out code (Discord icon styles)

Consider cleaning up these issues to improve maintainability.

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Duplicate CSS blocks and commented code confirmed

The verification confirms multiple duplicate CSS blocks:

• Duplicate navbar styles (.navbar .navbar__item)
• Repeated media queries for mobile views
• Duplicate right navbar alignment (.navbar__items.navbar__items--right)
• Redundant logo and docs link styles

Suggestions:

• Consolidate duplicate styles into single declarations
• Remove commented-out Discord icon styles
• Group related media queries together

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