Mobile css

[mjadach-iv]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Updated the backend URL in the .env.example file to backend.mytokentracker.xyz from tokentracker.hoprnet.workers.dev.
• Style
  • Added various CSS styling improvements for better responsiveness and aesthetics in the frontend application.
• Chores
  • General maintenance tasks and enhancements to the codebase.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes involve updating styles and functionality in the frontend application, focusing on enhancing the user interface and responsiveness. Key modifications include adjusting CSS styles for various elements, adding media queries for different screen widths, and refining the structure of components for improved presentation and user experience.

Changes

File	Summary
frontend/.env.example	Update REACT_APP_BACKEND_URL from tokentracker.hoprnet.workers.dev to backend.mytokentracker.xyz.
frontend/src/App.css	- Add styling for body with min-width: 300px. - Modify styling for .portfolio-container img and .portfolio-present img to use .mtt-img. - Adjust styling for various elements.
frontend/src/Portfolio.js	Add CSS class to an <img> element and remove the size attribute from an <input> element in the Portfolio function component.

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