The tab strip starts where the rows do by WaylandYang · Pull Request #771 · deeplethe/utopia · GitHub
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The tab strip starts where the rows do - #771

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The entity panel's tab strip started one step further right than the column of rows under it, so the
first thing the eye reads in that panel is a step that means nothing.

pl-6 came from aligning the word "Relations" with the entity's title above. That alignment is
across a divider and two boxes, and nobody can see it. What is visible is the strip sitting one step
right of a column of collapse arrows that all line up with each other.

pl-4 puts the strip's left edge on 16, which is where every row in the panel begins: 8 from the
scroll area plus 8 from the row itself. Measured in the running app, the strip's left edge and the
icon slot of the first collapsible section are both at 658.7, against 666.7 before.

The 12px arrow sits 2px inside its 16px slot, because it is centred there like every other icon in
the product. That 2px is the icon grid, not a misalignment.

Web build, 63 web tests and the style guard pass.

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WaylandYang and others added 2 commits September 19, 2026 12:52
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: WaylandYang <wayland0916@gmail.com>
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