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Oct 13, 2025 by pynkocean.com 14 views

🐛 Bug: Table in Specification Links Page Not Adjustable for Mobile

As technology advances, ensuring a seamless user experience across various devices is crucial for any web application. However, a recent issue has been reported on the Specification Links page, where the table fails to adjust properly when viewed on mobile devices. This article aims to provide a detailed description of the bug, its reproduction steps, and the expected behavior.

The table on the Specification Links page does not adjust properly when viewed on mobile devices, causing a poor user experience. This issue is particularly concerning, as it affects the overall usability of the application. The table's inability to adapt to smaller screen sizes results in horizontal scrolling or content being cut off, making it difficult for users to navigate and access the required information.

To reproduce this issue, follow these steps:

Navigate to the Specification Links page on a mobile device or resize the browser window to mobile size.
Observe the table not adjusting to fit the screen, resulting in horizontal scrolling or content being cut off.

The table should be fully responsive, adjusting its layout for smaller screen sizes, with content properly displayed without the need for horizontal scrolling. This would ensure a smooth user experience, allowing users to easily access and navigate the required information.

To better understand the issue, a screenshot of the affected table on a mobile device is provided below:

The following device information is provided for reference:

- OS: [Insert OS version]
- Browser: [Insert browser version]
- version: [Insert browser version]

Yes, the development team is actively working on resolving this issue to ensure a seamless user experience across various devices.

No, this issue does not require an Architectural Decision Record (ADR), as it is a relatively minor bug that can be resolved through standard debugging and testing procedures.

To resolve this issue, the development team will focus on making the table fully responsive, adjusting its layout for smaller screen sizes. This will involve modifying the CSS and HTML code to ensure that the table adapts to the screen size, eliminating the need for horizontal scrolling or content being cut off.

The implementation plan for resolving this issue includes the following steps:

Analyze the current code: Review the existing CSS and HTML code to identify the root cause of the issue.
Modify the CSS and HTML code: Update the code to make the table fully responsive, adjusting its layout for smaller screen sizes.
Test the updated code: Thoroughly test the updated code to ensure that the table adapts to the screen size, eliminating the need for horizontal scrolling or content being cut off.
Deploy the updated code: Deploy the updated code to the production environment, making it available to all users.

The table on the Specification Links page not adjusting properly when viewed on mobile devices is a significant issue that affects the overall usability of the application. By following the steps outlined in this article, the development team can resolve this issue, ensuring a seamless user experience across various devices.
🐛 Bug: Table in Specification Links Page Not Adjustable for Mobile - Q&A

As we continue to work on resolving the issue with the table on the Specification Links page not adjusting properly when viewed on mobile devices, we want to provide a Q&A article to address some of the frequently asked questions and concerns.

A: The root cause of the issue is the table's inability to adapt to smaller screen sizes, resulting in horizontal scrolling or content being cut off.

A: This issue is significant because it affects the overall usability of the application, making it difficult for users to navigate and access the required information.

A: The development team is actively working on resolving this issue by modifying the CSS and HTML code to make the table fully responsive, adjusting its layout for smaller screen sizes.

A: The updated code will be thoroughly tested to ensure that the table adapts to the screen size, eliminating the need for horizontal scrolling or content being cut off.

A: The updated code is expected to be deployed to the production environment as soon as possible, once the testing and quality assurance processes are complete.

A: No, this update will only affect the table on the Specification Links page and will not impact any other parts of the application.

A: Yes, users can expect a more responsive and user-friendly interface, with the table adapting to the screen size and eliminating the need for horizontal scrolling or content being cut off.

A: Users can provide feedback on the updated code by submitting a support ticket or contacting the development team directly.

A: The estimated timeline for resolving this issue is [insert timeline], and we will provide regular updates on the progress.

A: Yes, as part of the update, we will also be adding additional features and enhancements to improve the overall user experience.

We hope this Q&A article has provided valuable information and addressed some of the frequently asked questions and concerns. If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are committed to providing a seamless user experience and will continue to work on resolving this issue.