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feat(web): double-click the right panel divider to split the space evenly - #29206
When the right panel is open, the only way to size it is to drag the divider. Getting an even split takes a few tries, because the panel has a minimum width and a cap derived from the row, so the handle does not land where the pointer is. People who switch between "mostly chat" and "chat and preview side by side" several times a day do this a lot.
Change
Double-clicking the divider sets the panel to half of its row and persists that width, the same way a drag does. The row is the flex container that holds the chat column and the panel, resolved the same way the width cap already is. The existing minimum and maximum clamps still apply, so on a narrow window the panel lands at its 360px minimum instead of half.
useResizableWidth exposes an optional onDoubleClick handler type. setWidth and commitWidth already exist on main.
usePreviewPanelInlineSize adds the handler. It shares the row lookup with the cap observer.
No markup changes. The sheet, the maximized state, and mobile have no divider and are untouched.
Scope and approval
Ideas discussion: #29204. It has no maintainer approval yet. This is the fresh PR for #26607, which triage closed for missing before/after evidence. The code is the same, rebased onto today's main.
Verification
Before and after, 1400px window, panel starts at 400px in an 1144px row and lands at 572px:
Before
After
Narrow window, 1000px with a 320px sidebar, so the row is 680px and half would be 340px. The panel is already at its 360px minimum and stays there, and the stored width changes from 572 to 360:
Before
After
Recordings of the double-click in a local build of this branch: wide row and narrow row.
PreviewPanelShell.browser.test.tsx has two rows. A 1200px row lands the panel at 600px, a 600px row lands it at the 360px minimum. Both assert the persisted value. CI's Test Web job runs it green on this PR (https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/actions/runs/41418118665).
Format and lint pass on the three changed files. vp run typecheck in apps/web reports no errors in them. My sandbox cannot run the browser test itself, so CI owns that.
Not checked. No tests were added for the sheet or mobile layouts, which do not render the divider.
…enly
Dragging the right panel divider to an even split takes a few tries.
Double-clicking the divider now sets the panel to half of the row it
shares with the chat column, clamped to the existing width bounds, and
persists that width like a drag would.
Written by Claude Fable 5.1 via Claude Code in T3 Code.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The synthetic dblclick skipped the handle's pointer handlers. Loading the
app stylesheet gives the handle its hit area, so the test can drive a real
double-click through Playwright and cover the pointer capture path too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
useResizableWidth already gained commitWidth and setWidth on main, so the
branch keeps main's version and only adds the onDoubleClick handler type.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Double-clicking the right-panel divider now centers the split within existing width limits. The adjustment is user-triggered, locally persisted, and leaves default sizing unchanged.
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Double-clicking the inline preview panel’s separator now sets its width to half the resolved row’s width, rounded to the nearest integer. Browser tests check the resulting width and confirm that it is stored.
The resize handler type adds an optional double-click callback. The inline sizing hook sets the width to half the resolved row’s width and uses a shared resolver for row observation. Browser tests check the expected width and stored value for two row widths.
No material merge risk was identified. The test fixture should follow the project’s styling rule.
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display, height, flex, and minWidth are static values. Keep only the runtime width in style, and put the fixed sizing in className. As per coding guidelines, “No style={{ ... }} ... for static values a class covers.” As per path instructions, “Use Tailwind classes in the rendering component for styling.”
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@apps/web/src/components/preview/PreviewPanelShell.browser.test.tsx around lines
14 - 15:
Update the fixture’s rendered divs to move static display, height, flex, and
min-width styling from inline styles into Tailwind classes; keep only the
runtime width in the outer div’s style and preserve the existing layout.
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verified exact head 7d5dbecfe1e4d4718081ce53c776c882581cc93b on a linux boat vm, using the real dev web app, repo Playwright, and /usr/bin/google-chrome. no code changes were needed.
created a real git repository and added it through the app. selected Codex gpt-6.1-sol in the composer. a real provider turn created README.md; follow-up turns read it and confirmed the narrow composer still works. opened the generated file through the right panel.
github/main at 30084f0018: dragged the divider to 400px in a 1144px row. double-click left it at 400px.
pr head: the same 400px panel became 572px after double-click, exactly half the 1144px row. the thread-specific stored width became 572.
drag after double-click worked (501px), and another double-click restored 572px.
reload, close/reopen, and maximize/restore preserved 572px. maximized width was 1144px.
at a 1000px viewport with a 321px sidebar, the 679px row clamped to 360px and persisted 360. a real Codex turn submitted through the narrow composer completed.
Blacksmith reran cd apps/web && vp test run src/components/preview/PreviewPanelShell.browser.test.tsx: both existing cases passed. the head's lint, build/typecheck, check, and web/server test jobs are successful.
main after double-click, still 400px:
matching pr data before the interaction, 400px:
after double-click, 572px:
recording shows double-click, subsequent drag, repeated double-click, maximize, and restore. startup frames were trimmed; uploaded playback and seeking were checked in T3's player.
Not verified
native iOS/Android, macOS/Windows Electron shells, other providers, and remote/relay/tunnel connections were not exercised on this linux vm. the change is in the web inline panel divider; mobile sheets and maximized panels do not expose that divider. no performance claim is made.
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Written by claude-opus-5-5 on behalf of Maria
merged current main into the branch with a merge commit (45b02aec95). the only conflict was PreviewPanelShell.browser.test.tsx, where main added focus-return tests. both sides are kept: main's focus tests and this PR's two double-click cases.
the PR's ~/index.css import (needed for the handle's hit area) collapsed main's empty toggle button to 0px, so one focus test could not click it. the test's toggle button now has visible text. no product code changed.
Blacksmith: vp run check:changed passed (format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests, react compiler), and all 10 cases in PreviewPanelShell.browser.test.tsx passed in Chromium. no open review findings: CodeRabbit's only warning is the missing maintainer approval link in the description, which is not a code issue.
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Move display, height, flex, and minWidth to Tailwind classes. Keep the runtime width in style. As per coding guidelines, “No style={{ ... }} … for static values a class covers.” As per path instructions, “avoid inline styles for static values.”
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/preview/PreviewPanelShell.browser.test.tsx around lines 16 - 17:
Move the static fixture styles in the PreviewPanelShell test wrapper to Tailwind classes: use classes for display, height, flex, and minWidth, while keeping the runtime width in the style prop.
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- Around line 16-17: Move the static fixture styles in the PreviewPanelShell
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minWidth, while keeping the runtime width in the style prop.
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Problem
When the right panel is open, the only way to size it is to drag the divider. Getting an even split takes a few tries, because the panel has a minimum width and a cap derived from the row, so the handle does not land where the pointer is. People who switch between "mostly chat" and "chat and preview side by side" several times a day do this a lot.
Change
Double-clicking the divider sets the panel to half of its row and persists that width, the same way a drag does. The row is the flex container that holds the chat column and the panel, resolved the same way the width cap already is. The existing minimum and maximum clamps still apply, so on a narrow window the panel lands at its 360px minimum instead of half.
useResizableWidthexposes an optionalonDoubleClickhandler type.setWidthandcommitWidthalready exist on main.usePreviewPanelInlineSizeadds the handler. It shares the row lookup with the cap observer.Scope and approval
Ideas discussion: #29204. It has no maintainer approval yet. This is the fresh PR for #26607, which triage closed for missing before/after evidence. The code is the same, rebased onto today's main.
Verification
Before and after, 1400px window, panel starts at 400px in an 1144px row and lands at 572px:
Narrow window, 1000px with a 320px sidebar, so the row is 680px and half would be 340px. The panel is already at its 360px minimum and stays there, and the stored width changes from 572 to 360:
Recordings of the double-click in a local build of this branch: wide row and narrow row.
PreviewPanelShell.browser.test.tsxhas two rows. A 1200px row lands the panel at 600px, a 600px row lands it at the 360px minimum. Both assert the persisted value. CI's Test Web job runs it green on this PR (https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/actions/runs/41418118665).vp run typecheckinapps/webreports no errors in them. My sandbox cannot run the browser test itself, so CI owns that.Related: #26607, #16825, #22037
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