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Referential Actions Section: UI breaks when viewing on devices with a width < 560 pixels. #6273

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mohammednumaan opened this issue Sep 20, 2024 · 2 comments
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mohammednumaan commented Sep 20, 2024

In the referential actions sections of the prisma docs, the table present in this secton causes an extra white space on the right-hand side of a device with a width < 560px. (as show below).

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This may cause inconvenience while reading this section on devices with a screen width less than 560px. A possible fix would be wrapping the table in a div and setting the div's CSS overflow property to overflow-x:auto. This would make the table scrollable in the x-direction and making it responsive to devices with a screen width less than 560px.

Here is what it would like after the fix (note that the table is scrollable):
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Note: I would be happy to work on this issue.

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@jharrell I was wondering if you could lend a hand by taking a quick look at the issue? Thanks!

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Hi there, thanks for the ping. I'm getting this entered into our internal issue tracking to make sure we take a look

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