Gave body uniform bg-color #1241
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This PR gives the body a background color equivalent to "bg-light-slate-2" to fix the appearance of the footer component in the extra-small to medium breakpoints. It also gets rid of that same appearance issue that appears at a smaller scale in the large and extra-large breakpoints.
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Fixes #1230
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I am new to this, I did run 'npm test', and it passed all tests.
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I don't believe so
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This is my first PR to an open source project, so I am very anxious but excited:)
