Update sidebar to use shared component #178
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Tysm @Mr-Sunglasses sir, your support and encouragement have been incredibly valuable to me ❤️ |
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This PR addresses the issue of having a separate component for the sidebar section on a resources page. Fixes #177
To solve this issue, I refactored the sidebar section to use the existing sidebar component, which can now be easily imported whenever needed without creating a new component. This simplifies the code and reduces duplication.
@Mr-Sunglasses sir , Please review and let me know if there are any further changes or improvements that are needed.