Description

We currently include the default layout of tagify by copying the original CSS file from the npm package in gulp. However, the tagify package also provides a source SCSS file. It would be interesting to use the SCSS file instead and adapt the styling to our new website design.

Proposed Solution

1. Use tagifies' SCSS file as a modifiable base instead of the pre-built CSS file
2. Update the styling to match our new website design.

Benefits

• Consistent styling with our website design.
• Easier maintenance and customization using SCSS.

Implementation Steps

1. Create a new SCSS file, which included the tagify SCSS file.
2. Use that SCSS file instead of the CSS file in Gulp, so it's copied to css/dist/tagify.css during build
3. Update the styling as needed.

Additional Notes

• Ensure compatibility with other components and styles in our project.