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1. Read `style.css` to identify any existing styles applied to the timetable.
2. Read `timetable.php` to understand the HTML structure of the timetable.
3. Read `coachs-site.php` to understand how the timetable is embedded and if there are any page-specific styles or structures that might interfere.
4. Read `admin.php` to understand how the timetable is embedded and if there are any page-specific styles or structures that might interfere.
5. Analyze the collected information to identify the CSS selectors for the timetable container and table.
6. Modify `style.css` to apply `width: 100%` to the timetable container, remove any horizontal overflow, and ensure the table itself scales correctly on both desktop and mobile devices. This will involve adding new CSS rules and possibly modifying existing ones.
EXECUTER NOTE: Read `admin.php` to understand how the timetable is embedded. The timetable is within a `div` with classes `table-wrapper` and `timetable-container`, and the table has the class `timetable`. No page-specific interfering styles were found.
EXECUTER NOTE: Read `coachs-site.php` to understand how the timetable is embedded. The timetable is within a `div` with the class `timetable-container` and the table has the `timetable` id. No page-specific interfering styles were found.
EXECUTER NOTE: Read `timetable.php` to understand how the timetable is embedded. The timetable is within a `div` with classes `table-wrapper` and `table-container timetable-container`, and the table has the `timetable` id. All three files (`admin.php`, `coachs-site.php`, and `timetable.php`) use a similar structure for displaying the timetable.
EXECUTER NOTE: Read `style.css` and identified existing timetable styles. The `min-width` on day columns is causing scrollbars on desktop. The mobile styles explicitly enable horizontal scrolling. The plan is to remove `min-width` from desktop day columns and adjust mobile styles for full width with optional scrolling. Starting with removing `min-width` from desktop day columns.
EXECUTER NOTE: Removed `min-width` from desktop timetable day columns in `style.css`. Now addressing mobile styling. The current mobile styles force horizontal scrolling with fixed `width: 120px;` for day columns. To make the timetable fill the width on mobile, I will change this to `width: calc((100% - 60px) / 7);` within the mobile media query, while retaining `min-width: 120px;` for readability and allowing `overflow-x: auto;` to handle scrolling if needed.
EXECUTER NOTE: Modified `style.css` to adjust the width of timetable day columns within the mobile media query. This makes them flexible to fill available width while retaining a minimum width for readability, with `overflow-x: auto;` handling scrolling if content overflows.
EXECUTER NOTE: Read `ChangeLog.md`. Will add a new entry for `v8.003.009` under a `Changed` section, documenting that the timetable now correctly fills the screen width on mobile and desktop for `timetable.php`, `coachs-site.php`, and `admin.php`, with desktop resizing to fit the parent element without scrollbars.
EXECUTER NOTE: Updated `ChangeLog.md` with a new entry for `v8.003.009`, detailing the timetable styling changes.
EXECUTER NOTE: Read `bugs.md`. No open bugs related to timetable display were found, so no new entries were added to the Fixed section.
EXECUTER NOTE: Read `roadmap.md`. The timetable styling task is complete. I will add an entry to the Done section for The timetable now correctly fills the width of the screen on mobile and desktop on timetable.php, coachs-site.php and admin.php, with desktop resizing to fit the parent element i.e no scroll bar needed. with version `v8.003.009`.
EXECUTER NOTE: Updated `roadmap.md` with a new entry in the Done section for the completed timetable styling task.
EXECUTER NOTE: Analyzed the HTML and CSS files. The main CSS selectors for the timetable are `.timetable-container` for the container div and `.timetable` for the table itself.
EXECUTER NOTE: Modified `style.css` to prevent horizontal scrolling on the timetable for desktop views. I removed `overflow-x: auto` from the main `.timetable-container` style and added it back only for mobile screens within a media query (`max-width: 768px`). This makes the timetable fit its parent element on desktops while allowing horizontal scrolling on smaller devices.
EXECUTER NOTE: Step 7 was to add a media query for desktop screens. This was addressed in the previous step by restructuring the CSS. The `overflow-x: auto` property on `.timetable-container` is now only active for screen widths up to 768px. For wider (desktop) screens, the overflow is not set to auto, which prevents the scrollbar and allows the table to fit its parent container as intended. No further changes are needed.
EXECUTER NOTE: Verified the changes in `style.css`. The `overflow-x: auto` property was successfully removed from the general `.timetable-container` style and added within the media query for screens up to 768px. The code matches the intended modifications from the previous steps.
EXECUTER NOTE: All steps in the plan have been completed. The `style.css` file has been modified to make the timetable responsive as per the requirements.