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[SWA-131][FIX] - Update background in Popups to be as intended #1894

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Fixes: SWA-131

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  • Update background in Popups to be as intended

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How to test the changes

  1. Pull this branch
  2. Run the project locally
  3. Go to Swapr landing page
  4. Connect your wallet
  5. All the popups should have their corresponding backgrounds: Liquidity V3 should have the black&purple and the TX popup should have it's dark gray background

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0xVenky commented Jan 4, 2024

Looking good!. Lets merge after review :)

@ElRodrigote ElRodrigote merged commit 3eaeaa7 into develop Jan 4, 2024
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