Using "*" selector is inefficient as they require checking every
element because of the browser's bottom-up matching process.
This commit instead updates the selector to use individual
classes for elements to apply the CSS rules keeping in mind
to use unique class names instead of general class names.
This commit increases right padding for the th elements in recent
views table to make sure that the sorting arrow is visible correctly
for various screen width and font sizes. This change is similar to
what we did for tables in settings UI.
We divide functionality into that for "full_size" and "expanded", which
are identical for now.
This is a prep commit for adding an intermediate expanded screen size.
Fixes#17933, #27517
Instead of `recent_view_table`, we make `html` as our scroll container.
This fixes an important bug for us where filters sometimes disappear
due to them scrolling under navbar which is unexpected. Since we are
now using separate containers to display rows and
filter (while includes table headers), where filters use sticky
positioning, this bug will be fixed.
We were using id before to increase their specificity, but
since it is possible for multiple empty_list_widget_for_list/table
to be in DOM at the same time, we should use a class here. Used
`!important` here so that we can force our padding where these
classes are used.
This commit removes all instances of the `required-text` class,
which utilizes the `::after` pseudo-element to render empty list
message. To avoid inserting non-decorative content using a pseudo-
element, we will now use `list_widget.render_empty_list_message_
if_needed` introduced a few commits back to display the empty list
message.
Fixes#23072.
This commit introduces a function in list_widget.js that allows
displaying a message when the list is empty using the `data-empty`
dataset. The function checks the container type to determine the
appropriate wrapper for the message and appends it to the container
body.
Fixes a part of #23072.