- Wrapped tables in CPUisol.page, CPUpin.page, and CPUvms.page with a new div class for improved layout structure.
- Added a new CSS class .TableContainer--no-min-width to handle overflow and ensure consistent table presentation.
- This change continues the effort to enhance visual consistency across the plugin.
- Updated form structures in CPUisol.page, CPUpin.page, and CPUvms.page to use flex containers for button alignment.
- Removed unnecessary div wrappers to streamline layout.
- This change continues the effort to enhance visual consistency across the plugin.
- Wrapped tables in CPUisol.page, CPUpin.page, and CPUvms.page within divs for improved layout structure.
- This change continues the effort to enhance visual consistency across the plugin.
Instead of styling defined inside a page file, these settings are now kept in a dedicated css file. This has several advantages:
- It comes much easier to maintain styling, all css files are easy to find and update
- Browser can cache css files, which may improve page loading time
- Separate theme css files exist, no more need to make selection by coding
- This PR is a 1-to-1 move of existing inline styling to css files
- In future more optimization can be made by consolidating css files
Zack Spear