Mobile css

[mjadach-iv]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated backend URL to backend.mytokentracker.xyz.
  • Added styling for various elements in the app to improve layout and design.
  • Enhanced behavior and styling of components in the Portfolio section.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes involve updating the frontend styling and behavior of a web application related to a token tracker. These changes include adjusting CSS styles for various elements like images, input fields, and table cells. Additionally, a backend URL update has been made in the .env.example file to point to a new domain.

Changes

File Path	Summary
frontend/.env.example	Update REACT_APP_BACKEND_URL from tokentracker.hoprnet.workers.dev to backend.mytokentracker.xyz
frontend/src/App.css	- Styling adjustments for body, .portfolio-container img, .mtt-search-engine input[type="text"], .portfolio-present img, th.name, td.name, th.balance, td.balance - New media queries for screen widths of 900px, 630px, and 300px
frontend/src/Portfolio.js	- Add class name to an <img> element - Remove size attribute from an <input> element within the Portfolio function component

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