diff --git a/app/konto/bestellungen/page.tsx b/app/konto/bestellungen/page.tsx index dcef641..27fc891 100644 --- a/app/konto/bestellungen/page.tsx +++ b/app/konto/bestellungen/page.tsx @@ -44,29 +44,25 @@ export default async function KontoBestellungenPage() { - {/* One grid for the whole card, not two separate flex/grid - groups — every field spans exactly 1 of the 4 tracks - (2 below lg), so every row shares the exact same - column boundaries. Plain flex-wrap here (as this used - to be) sized every field to its own content width, so - e.g. "Status"/"Zahlungsstatus" started at a different - x position from one order card to the next depending - on how wide that particular badge's label happened to + {/* Always 4 columns, even on the narrowest mobile widths + — every field spans exactly 1 track, so every row + shares the exact same column boundaries regardless of + viewport. Plain flex-wrap here (as this used to be) + sized every field to its own content width, so e.g. + "Status"/"Zahlungsstatus" started at a different x + position from one order card to the next depending on + how wide that particular badge's label happened to be — a grid's column tracks are fixed by the container width, identical on every card regardless of content, which is what actually guarantees the "always starts at the same position" alignment. Bestellnummer/Datum deliberately do NOT span 2 tracks — that would push Datum to start at the 3rd column - instead of the 2nd. Artikel forces lg:col-start-1 so - it wraps to its own row instead of Grid auto-flowing - it into the 2 empty cells left in row 1. The - breakpoint is lg (1024px) so the 2-column layout - stays for the whole mobile/tablet range and only - switches to 4 columns once there's real desktop - width to fit it. */} + instead of the 2nd. Artikel forces col-start-1 so it + wraps to its own row instead of Grid auto-flowing it + into the 2 empty cells left in row 1. */}
Bestellnummer
{order.orderNumber}
@@ -75,7 +71,7 @@ export default async function KontoBestellungenPage() {Datum
{formatDate(order.createdAt)}
Artikel
{order.itemCount}