fix: resolve pagination icon overlap issue

[shaileeyadav-eko]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a pagination icon overlap issue by refining the application of padding across the Network and History components. The changes standardize padding values for various screen sizes, particularly for base and small breakpoints, ensuring a more consistent and visually correct layout and resolving the reported overlap.

Highlights

• Layout Adjustment in Network Component: The Flex component in Network.jsx was updated to use p (padding) instead of mx (margin-x) for spacing, specifically setting base and sm padding to 16px to improve layout consistency.
• Padding Refinement in History Component: The History.jsx component saw its main container's padding adjusted, with base and sm breakpoints now having 16px of padding. Additionally, a redundant px="16px" property was removed from a child component to streamline padding definitions.

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Code Review

This pull request addresses a pagination icon overlap issue by adjusting padding and margins on the Network and History pages. The changes correctly add spacing for smaller screen sizes. My review includes suggestions to use Chakra UI's theme spacing scale for better consistency and maintainability, instead of hardcoded pixel values. This will make the styling more robust and easier to manage in the future.

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency and better maintainability, it's recommended to use Chakra UI's theme spacing scale instead of hardcoded pixel values. The value 16px corresponds to 4 and 0px to 0 in the default theme. This makes the code more consistent with the rest of the Chakra UI ecosystem and easier to manage if the theme's spacing is ever updated.

Suggested change

	p={{ base: "16px", sm: "16px", md: "0px" }}
	p={{ base: "4", sm: "4", md: "0" }}

[gemini-code-assist]

To maintain consistency and leverage Chakra UI's theming capabilities, it's better to use the theme's spacing scale instead of hardcoded pixel values. 16px can be replaced with 4, and 20px with 5. This improves code readability and makes it easier to apply global style changes.

Suggested change

	base: "16px",
	sm: "16px",
	md: "20px",
	"2xl": "14px 30px 30px 30px",
	base: "4",
	sm: "4",
	md: "5",
	"2xl": "14px 30px 30px 30px",