corrected the bug for html inconsistency from body>header>main to bod…

[Dev-JoyA]

…y>main>header

Fixes

• Fixes #230 by @Dev-JoyA

Description

The initial structure was incorrect and did not follow the layout guidelines outlined in the Vocabulary documentation. As a result, the search portal has an inconsistent HTML structure, impacting both accessibility and content organization.

Technical details

1. Moved the header inside the
   tag to follow the appropriate structure as outlined in the Vocabulary documentation.
2. Noticed a display issue where the header wasn’t rendering correctly due to a minor CSS error (see screenshot below).
3. Edited the styles associated with the
   tag in vocabulary.css to improve the layout and ensure proper display.
4. The background color of the header was initially showing only halfway, which affected the overall UI design. After the update, the display issue was resolved. Screenshots are provided to show the before and after comparison.

Tests

I ran the code in my browser using Live Server in VSCode to test the UI changes. This allowed me to visually confirm that the updates to the structure and styling were correctly applied.

Screenshots

before correction After correction After correcting the display in css

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• [ ] I added or updated tests for the changes I made (if applicable).
• [ ] I added or updated documentation (if applicable).
• [x] I tried running the project locally and verified that there are no visible errors.

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• 230

After reviewing #287 and investigating further I believe this Issue was approved in error.

I think there might be a misunderstanding about the nature of this sturcture. There are two header elements present on most pages utilizing Vocabulary.

There is the Header - Global Area, and there is the Page Header - Region itself. Each of these relies on placement within a different context.

I'm closing this Issue and the related PR as the structure does in fact seem to reflect the correct implementation at this time.

Closing