Rename to expense-tracker and Fix CSS not loading correctly in the expense tracker example app#9
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…ing for improved readability in the base layer styles.
…for development and build processes; add a blank line in ExpenseConfirmDialog component for improved readability.
…e unnecessary blank line for improved code clarity.
…ved type definitions consistency.
…ty and consistency.
…onsistency in type definitions.
…ns for improved stability and performance.
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I was creating a few social posts to help with promoting Railengine, so I setup the example app (like a user would) and noticed the css wasn't rendering correctly (blank page, times new roman)
nextjs-expensifytonextjs-expense-trackerto not reference company names :)Styling and configuration:
@importstatement inglobals.cssto use the correct syntax for importing Tailwind CSS.