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This PR addresses the issue of inconsistent CSS styling between landscape and portrait orientations. The changes ensure that the styling remains consistent regardless of the device's orientation, providing a seamless user experience. The CSS has been reviewed and adjusted to maintain uniformity in both modes, resolving any discrepancies previously observed.