Tabs dropdown button styling does not look good on mobile view.

Pushed the code, pls review.

Hello @shweta__sharma I verified the MR4 on Drupal !0.1.x and it's working.
Sharing the screenshots for reference.
Only getting this warning on applying it:-

<stdin>:15: trailing whitespace.

warning: 1 line adds whitespace errors.

Thanks.

.tabs ul.primary li a {
    border: unset!important;
  }

Can we not use !important as its not a good practice and may have dangerous impact on other components in component base structure.

I'll work on this.

Hello,
I installed the theme version 9.1.0 on Drupal version 10.3.2, the mentioned issue existed so I applied the MR!4 but got patch fail error. Updating the version for this issue. As per the comment by @zeeshan_khan, I have made changes and created MR!22. I also noticed that the dropdown arrow remained facing downward even when the menu list is expanded, according to me this is a design issue that can be solved here as well. I have addressed this and made the arrow face upward whenever the menu list is expanded.
Added ss and short clip for reference. Please review.
Thanks

@esha_kundu - Thank you for the fixes everythings looks good to me however your merge request has a conflict that needs to be fixed in order to merge the PR.

Hi @zeeshan_khan,
I've resolved the conflicts, please check.
Thanks

Hi @esha_kundu
I have reproduced the issue on Drupal 10.3.1 with the theme version 9.01.
But MR 22 is failing
Attaching Screenshot for reference

Hi @Kanchan Bhogade,
As per the screenshot that you have provided I find the MR!22 failed at your end because you have been checking it in 9.1.0 version which is a tag consisting of previous changes. I think if you clone the project and checkout the current development branch 9.1.x, followed by applying the patch then this patch application error would be resolved.
Thanks

esha_kundu → changed the visibility of the branch 3391588-readmore-button to hidden.

@esha_kundu - Agreed! - PR is merged!
Thanks

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