Reorder navigation bar

[sachinprasadhs]

Reordered navigation bar as part of the Doc Fixit

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors the display order of several key navigation items within the documentation site. The primary goal is to enhance the user experience by presenting the 'Keras Hub' link more prominently, followed by 'Keras RS' and 'Keras Tuner', aligning with the ongoing documentation improvement initiative.

Highlights

• Navigation Bar Reordering: The order of navigation links for 'Keras Hub', 'Keras RS', and 'Keras Tuner' has been updated across multiple theme files. Specifically, 'Keras Hub' is now listed before 'Keras RS' and 'Keras Tuner'.
• Documentation Fixit Initiative: This change is part of a broader 'Doc Fixit' effort, aiming to improve the overall structure and user experience of the documentation navigation.

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Changelog

• theme/base.html
  • Reordered the dictionary entries for 'Keras Tuner', 'Keras RS', and 'Keras Hub' within the main_nav_items variable to reflect the new display order.
• theme/keras_3.html
  • Adjusted the order of <li> elements containing navigation links for 'Keras Tuner', 'Keras RS', and 'Keras Hub' in the main navigation bar.
• theme/landing.html
  • Modified the sequence of <a> elements for 'Keras Tuner', 'Keras RS', and 'Keras Hub' in both the tabbed navigation and the main navigation list.

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Code Review

The pull request successfully reorders the navigation bar items across theme/base.html, theme/keras_3.html, and theme/landing.html as described in the pull request title and description. The changes are consistent and directly address the stated goal of reordering navigation elements. No critical, high, or medium severity issues were identified in the changes.

[hertschuh]

Thanks!