Refactor Components: Add Dialog for Gradient Preview & Remove Unnecessary Elements #2
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Description
This PR refactors some components and removes certain elements (such as the text preview and refresh button) to improve user experience.
Instead of automatically scrolling up for the text gradient preview, a dialog/popup is now used. This prevents unnecessary scrolling, which could negatively impact UX.
Users can now preview the text gradient inside a dialog without disrupting their current scroll position.
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Additional Notes
There may be a minor issue where the scrollbar disappears when the dialog opens and suddenly reappears when it closes. This behavior should be reviewed for a smoother experience.