Development changes

[yasminosten13]

Updating header and button colours

Summary by Sourcery

Adjust header layout spacing and update button styling to use theme color variables for rose bloom, including hover states.

Enhancements:

• Simplify the header structure by removing the unused top bar and adjusting padding around the logo and main navigation.
• Align Gravity Forms button colors with the theme's custom rose bloom color preset and ensure hover states use the same variable-based color system.
• Apply consistent hover color styling for generic block buttons using the rose bloom preset color.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Refines the global header layout/padding and aligns Gravity Forms and button hover colors with the theme’s rose-bloom color preset.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Simplified header structure and adjusted spacing to use consistent padding around the logo and main navigation.	Removed the unused top-bar header group that only provided an empty secondary area on desktop/tablet. Promoted the logo/main navigation group to be the primary header content directly under the sticky header wrapper. Updated header padding to use theme spacing preset xx-small on all sides instead of zero padding. Simplified inner header group configuration by removing extra padding and leaving only blockGap control on the wide container.	wp-content/themes/indigotree-theme-2025/parts/header.html
Switched Gravity Forms button styling and generic button hover text to use a theme color preset instead of a hard-coded hex value.	Replaced hard-coded #a9325a background and border colors on Gravity Forms buttons with var(--wp--preset--color--custom-rose-bloom). Updated Gravity Forms button hover text color to use the same custom-rose-bloom preset instead of the hex color. Added a .wp-block-button__link:hover rule so Gutenberg buttons change text color to the custom-rose-bloom preset on hover.	wp-content/themes/indigotree-theme-2025/assets/sass/main.css

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• The new .wp-block-button__link:hover rule with !important will apply globally to all buttons and may override context-specific styles; consider scoping it to a more specific container or button variant if the intent is limited to certain areas.
• Removing the top bar group from the header layout changes the structure and classes used for secondary navigation/search/language; double-check whether any JavaScript or CSS elsewhere relies on those removed selectors (site-header__top, visibility classes) and adjust those references instead of just deleting the block.
• Using !important on the new color variables for Gravity Forms buttons and hover states makes future theming harder; consider reducing !important usage by increasing selector specificity where needed instead.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The new `.wp-block-button__link:hover` rule with `!important` will apply globally to all buttons and may override context-specific styles; consider scoping it to a more specific container or button variant if the intent is limited to certain areas.
- Removing the top bar group from the header layout changes the structure and classes used for secondary navigation/search/language; double-check whether any JavaScript or CSS elsewhere relies on those removed selectors (`site-header__top`, visibility classes) and adjust those references instead of just deleting the block.
- Using `!important` on the new color variables for Gravity Forms buttons and hover states makes future theming harder; consider reducing `!important` usage by increasing selector specificity where needed instead.

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