Modified Difficulty Dropdown: Aligned Elements and Added missing 'Medium' Option on web #132
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This pull request addresses the issue #131 .
The following updates have been made:
Added a "Difficulty" Label:
-Introduced a label for the dropdown to provide better context and clarity to users.
Aligned Elements:
-Improved the alignment of the dropdown and its associated UI elements for a cleaner and more consistent look.
Added Missing 'Medium' Option:
-Included the missing "Medium" difficulty option in the dropdown to provide a complete range of difficulty levels.
These changes enhance the user experience by improving usability and UI design consistency.
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After changes :
Issue link:
Fixes #131