What happened:
In the check list view (row/list mode), the text content of each row overlaps with adjacent columns. The job name, check type, frequency, active series, locations, executions, and label summary all render on the same line without proper spacing or truncation, causing them to overlap and become unreadable.
What you expected to happen:
Each column's content should be properly contained within its allocated space, with text truncation (ellipsis) or wrapping where needed, so that all information is legible without overlap.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
- Navigate to the Checks page
- Switch to list view (the row/list icon in the top-left toggle)
- Reduce screen width size to about 1550px or less
- Observe the rows — text from adjacent columns overlaps, especially noticeable on checks with longer job names or multiple labels
Environment:
- Grafana version: 12.4.0
- SM plugin version: 1.48.1
- User OS & Browser: MacOS Tahoe 26.4, Chrome
- Others:
Might be relate
What happened:
In the check list view (row/list mode), the text content of each row overlaps with adjacent columns. The job name, check type, frequency, active series, locations, executions, and label summary all render on the same line without proper spacing or truncation, causing them to overlap and become unreadable.
What you expected to happen:
Each column's content should be properly contained within its allocated space, with text truncation (ellipsis) or wrapping where needed, so that all information is legible without overlap.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Environment:
Might be relate