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The table that lists the applications under /applications is all stacked up when looking through a small screen device. The idea is to have it responsive in the same way as the table listing inputs. Therefore, when the screen is too small for the content, it should be able to scroll horizontally through the current viewport available with the action column floating.
✔️ Solution
Add responsiveness to the applications table. Use the input table as a reference.
The cell content does not break the line.
The action column (last one) floats when it is hidden with a perceived shadow to show that it has content to be scrolled.
The user can scroll horizontally.
When the last column is visible, the shadow should also be gone.
📈 Subtasks
Implement the responsive logic in the application's table
🎯 Definition of Done
The user can horizontally scroll on small screens
The user can, without scrolling, click the action buttons through the floating column.
The table works as usual on bigger screens.
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📄 Context
The table that lists the applications under
/applications
is all stacked up when looking through a small screen device. The idea is to have it responsive in the same way as the table listing inputs. Therefore, when the screen is too small for the content, it should be able to scroll horizontally through the current viewport available with the action column floating.✔️ Solution
Add responsiveness to the applications table. Use the input table as a reference.
📈 Subtasks
🎯 Definition of Done
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: