Bug UI breakout in user list view #11279

[Vikaspal8923]

Proposed Changes

• Fixes UI Breaks in User List View on Small Screens #11279
• Added overflow-x-auto to enable horizontal scrolling when content overflows.
• Added overflow-y-hidden to prevent unnecessary vertical scrolling.
• Adjusted the "Never Logged In" text to fit within a single line.
• Updated card/list view layout for better responsiveness on mobile.

20250315-0744-50.2790505.1.1.mp4

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Merge Checklist

• Add specs that demonstrate bug / test a new feature.
• Update product documentation.
• Ensure that UI text is kept in I18n files.
• Prep screenshot or demo video for changelog entry, and attach it to issue.
• Request for Peer Reviews
• Completion of QA in Mobile Devices
• Completion of QA in Desktop Devices

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Enhanced the user interface responsiveness with a column layout on smaller screens.
  • Adjusted element alignment and scrolling behavior for improved usability and data display.

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The pull request updates the user interface component responsible for displaying facility users. The changes adjust the layout for responsiveness by switching the flex container’s direction from row to column on smaller screens, modifying the Tabs component’s margin alignment, and adding horizontal scroll functionality to the users list container. These modifications improve the component's adaptability to screen size variations without changing its core functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/.../FacilityUsers.tsx	Updated responsive styling: changed flex alignment from row to column on smaller screens, modified Tabs margin from ml-auto to mr-auto sm:mr-0 sm:ml-auto, and enabled horizontal scrolling for the users list with overflow-x-auto overflow-y-hidden.

Possibly related PRs

• Updated the User Management Design #9954: Modifies the same file by introducing new components and altering user data fetching logic, showing a strong code-level connection.

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• Jacobjeevan
• rithviknishad

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src/components/Facility/FacilityUsers.tsx (3)

87-87: Responsive layout improvement looks good!

The change from a fixed row layout to a responsive column/row layout improves the mobile experience by stacking elements vertically on smaller screens while maintaining the original horizontal layout on larger screens. The added gap provides appropriate spacing between elements in both layouts.

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99-99: Tab alignment adjustment works well with the new responsive layout.

The tab alignment change complements the responsive layout by aligning the tabs to the left on mobile screens (mr-auto) and keeping the original right alignment (sm:ml-auto) on larger screens. This is consistent with mobile UI patterns and improves usability.

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117-117: Overflow handling addresses the UI breakout issue effectively.

Adding overflow-x-auto enables horizontal scrolling when content exceeds the container width, while overflow-y-hidden prevents unnecessary vertical scrolling. This directly addresses the "UI breakout" issue mentioned in the PR title (#11279).

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