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[Limit Orders]: Claimable Orders Row Spacing #3818

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These changes fix some spacing issues on the claimable orders row and the status indicator when an order is filled.

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The changes involve modifications to the TableGroupHeader and TableOrderRow components in the orders history section. The updates include a shift from a flex layout to a grid layout for better alignment, enhancements to class management using the classNames utility, and adjustments to font sizes and styles. Additionally, the positioning of elements has been refined to improve overall layout and responsiveness without altering the existing functionality.

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packages/web/components/complex/orders-history/index.tsx Updated TableGroupHeader and TableOrderRow components to improve layout, styling, and responsiveness. Replaced flex layout with grid layout, utilized classNames for dynamic class assignment, and streamlined class attributes for <td> elements. Adjusted button positioning for better alignment.

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Line range hint 344-386: LGTM!

The code changes in the TableGroupHeader component are approved. The modifications enhance the layout and responsiveness of the component without altering its functionality.

Highlights:

  • The shift from a flex layout to a grid layout for the <tr> element allows for better alignment of child elements.
  • The use of the classNames utility to dynamically assign classes improves code maintainability.
  • The changes in the class attributes of the nested <div> elements, specifically altering font sizes and styles, enhance the visual hierarchy.
  • The repositioning of the button for claiming orders within a new <td> element centralizes its alignment and enhances the overall layout.

585-595: LGTM!

The code changes in the TableOrderRow component are approved. The modifications streamline the class attributes and improve the conditional rendering of classes based on the order status.

Highlights:

  • The <td> elements have been modified to streamline their class attributes, removing unnecessary styles while maintaining the intended layout.
  • The conditional rendering of classes based on the order status has been improved, allowing for a more responsive design that adapts to different states of the order.

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@crnbarr93 crnbarr93 merged commit 92cd01e into stage Sep 3, 2024
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@crnbarr93 crnbarr93 deleted the connor/claimable-orders-spacing branch September 3, 2024 11:13
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