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This pr improve tthe Clients component to enhance visual alignment and consistency across all elements displayed in a horizontal row.

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WEB-(416)

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    • Refined vertical alignment and spacing of search, filter, and action button elements in the clients interface for improved visual consistency
    • Streamlined component layout for a cleaner, more organized appearance

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Simplified the HTML structure of the clients component by removing unnecessary wrapper divs and inlining conditional rendering on the mat-checkbox. Added accompanying SCSS styling for layout alignment and element transforms.

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Clients component template and styles
src/app/clients/clients.component.html, src/app/clients/clients.component.scss
Refactored HTML layout by removing "m-r-30" wrapper and filter-box container; moved *ngIf condition directly to mat-checkbox. Added SCSS rules for .layout-column.layout-gt-sm-row.align-gt-sm-start-center to center search-box and action-button elements with -14px Y-axis transforms.

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  • Straightforward structural refactoring with no logic changes
  • CSS additions are purely presentational with standard alignment and transform patterns
  • Changes are cohesive and localized to a single component

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/app/clients/clients.component.scss (1)

3-21: Consider using flexbox gap or padding instead of hard-coded transforms.

The approach of aligning elements using transform: translateY(-14px) is a visual workaround that relies on a magic number. This can become fragile if:

  • Content heights change (label text wrapping, different font sizes)
  • Responsive breakpoints shift
  • Components are reused elsewhere with different layouts

A more robust approach would leverage flexbox's gap property or adjust alignment using align-items combined with padding, which are semantically clearer and more maintainable.

Suggested approach: Replace the transform workaround with flexbox alignment:

 .layout-column.layout-gt-sm-row.align-gt-sm-start-center {
   align-items: center;

   .search-box {
-    align-items: center;
-
-    mat-checkbox {
-      transform: translateY(-14px);
-    }
+    display: flex;
+    align-items: center;
+    gap: 8px;
   }

   .action-button {
-    align-items: center;
-
-    button {
-      transform: translateY(-14px);
-    }
+    display: flex;
+    align-items: center;
+    gap: 8px;
   }
 }

Alternatively, if the misalignment is due to the form-field's internal structure, consider adjusting the mat-form-field's appearance or using appearance="fill" for better baseline alignment.

src/app/clients/clients.component.html (1)

76-78: Add trackBy function to mat-row for better performance.

The *matRowDef on line 77 lacks a trackBy function. For tables with dynamic data or pagination, this can cause unnecessary DOM reflows and re-renders. Per the Angular guidelines, trackBy is essential for list-rendering directives to optimize change detection.

Please verify that a trackBy function is implemented in the component class (e.g., trackByRowId(index: number, row: Client): any { return row.id; }) and apply it like so:

- <tr mat-row *matRowDef="let row; columns: displayedColumns" class="select-row"></tr>
+ <tr mat-row *matRowDef="let row; columns: displayedColumns; trackBy: trackByRowId" class="select-row"></tr>

If no such function exists yet, I can help generate one. The trackBy function should return a unique, stable identifier (typically row.id for entity objects).

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steinwinde commented Nov 6, 2025

@shubhamkumar9199 , I've had a quick look at this. Is this not a problem that got solved many times in other components already? So why do we need custom CSS for this here? Can we not make use of existing global class definitions? If not, maybe we should rather arrange the HTML to present the same structure as in other components?

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