Fix unknown margin on bitbucket.org vibinex logo in #86

AJAYK-01 commented 11 months ago

Problem

An unknown margin was being added to the vibinex logo in the sign in indicator (that was added in #86) on bitbucket.org

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Fix

By overriding the value of margin for the vibinex logo element manually, the issue has been fixed.
The fix has no adverse effects on other sites which didn't have the bug.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Style
- Updated the visual layout of images by setting their margin to 0px for a cleaner look.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 11 months ago

Walkthrough

The update to the codebase involves a minor style adjustment within a utility JavaScript function. Specifically, the createElement function has been modified to ensure that any img elements it creates will have their margin style property set to 0px. This change does not affect the function's signature or its return values, indicating that the update is solely for visual styling purposes.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`scripts/utilities.js`	Added a line to set `margin` of `img` elements to `0px` in `createElement` function.

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