[Fix]: UI - The color picker input overlapping the profile dropdown

[AnicetFantomas]

Description

Fixed the color-picker overlapping the user profile drop-down menu

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• Bug fix
• New feature
• Breaking change
• Documentation update

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• Style
  • Refined the layout and visual presentation of the team settings form by reorganizing the arrangement and spacing of key elements (such as color, emoji, and team size sections), resulting in a more balanced and consistent appearance.

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The pull request modifies the layout and styling of the TeamSettingForm component by reordering class names and adjusting specific style attributes. The changes include moving margin classes and reducing the z-index for the Team Color section’s container. These adjustments alter the visual presentation, such as vertical spacing and stacking order, without affecting any underlying functionality or public interfaces.

Changes

File	Summary
apps/.../team-setting-form.tsx	Reordered class attributes and updated z-index and spacing classes in the Team Color, Emoji, and Team Size sections.

Possibly related PRs

• [Fix]: (Task card) Tabs and tasks cards in the container UI - issue (#3732) #3733: Adjusts class order and layout styling in a similar component focusing on visual presentation.

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UI/UX, Bug fix, Improvement

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• Innocent-Akim
• evereq
• NdekoCode

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apps/web/lib/settings/team-setting-form.tsx

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apps/web/lib/settings/team-setting-form.tsx (4)

238-239: Team Color Section – Update in Layout & Stacking

The flex container and Text component for the Team Color section now use a consistent set of utility classes (e.g., flex-col, gap-1, lg:flex-row) that improve spacing. In addition, the adjustment in the nested container (line 242) to use a lower z-index (z-10) addresses the overlapping issue with the profile dropdown.
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257-258: Emoji Section – Consistent Styling Update

The Emoji section’s container and its Text component have been updated to mirror the layout improvements made in the Team Color section. This consistency in spacing and alignment should help maintain a uniform appearance across the form.
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275-279: Team Size Section – Uniform Layout Revision

The Team Size section now uses a flex container with similar gap and margin classes (including the mt-3 for top spacing) and the Text component now includes the mb-2 class as applied in other sections. This ensures uniform visual structure and spacing among form sections.
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296-298: Team Type Section – Consistent Margin & Text Formatting

The update to the Team Type section’s Text component (reflected by the inclusion of mb-2 along with other layout classes) brings it in line with the design changes applied in the other sections of this form. This helps to maintain consistency in the UI.
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[evereq]

@AnicetFantomas can you accept "CAA" document, see #3744 (comment)