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    • Enhanced the table layout with improved responsiveness, ensuring optimal display and usability on various screen sizes.

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The update wraps the existing table in the HTML template with a <div class="table-responsive"> container. This change enables the table to adjust its layout to different screen sizes without modifying the core structure or display logic for handles. No changes were made to exported or public entities.

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src/app/…/handle-table.component.html Wrapped the table markup with <div class="table-responsive"> to enable responsive design.

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src/app/handle-page/handle-table/handle-table.component.scss (2)

4-4: Validate Inline Comment Clarity
The inline comment “// element breaks and wraps properly” effectively communicates the intent of the styling. If your team follows a specific comment style, consider aligning with that for consistency.


5-12: Review New CSS Class for Text Wrapping
The new .version-row-element-editor class is well-crafted to enforce text wrapping and breaking within table cells. Using both word-wrap: break-word; and overflow-wrap: break-word; ensures compatibility across browsers. However, note that word-break: break-all; may be a bit aggressive as it forces breaks in all circumstances, which might affect readability in some cases. Verify that this behavior is intentional for your design. Additionally, ensure that the max-width: 250px; fits well with your responsive layout requirements.

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src/app/handle-page/handle-table/handle-table.component.scss (1)

1-3: Clarify File Documentation
The header comment clearly states the file’s purpose. Make sure the documentation remains updated as the component evolves.

word-wrap: break-word;
overflow-wrap: break-word;
white-space: normal;
word-break: break-all;
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@milanmajchrak from coderabbit review, he thinks this can be too agresive, is it true? Should I use something different? His suggestion is used instead it max-width: 250px

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Try using some bootstrap class something like responsive table or something like that. Put the html table into chatgpt and it should add some bootstrap class there

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Adding only .table-responsive did not work for me. The last commit contains this version, and the SCSS modifications can be found here: aa4d500

@milanmajchrak milanmajchrak changed the title wrapping and breaking elements in handle table properly UFAL/Wrapping and breaking elements in handle table properly Mar 31, 2025
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