Three UX changes to /app/work-orders/{id}/edit per user request:
1. Manopere / Piese / Subcontract / Plăți now appear as top-level tabs
2. Header info (Antet, Diagnostic, Foto, Tracking, Plată) is compact
and collapsed by default
3. Left navigation column can be narrowed via Filament's built-in
sidebar toggle button
== Relation managers on top ==
EditWorkOrder now enables Filament's combined-tabs mode:
- hasCombinedRelationManagerTabsWithContent() → true
- getContentTabPosition() → ContentTabPosition::After
- getContentTabLabel() → "ⓘ Info & antet"
Result: the WO edit page opens on the Manopere tab (first tab).
Piese, Subcontract, Plăți follow. The full form (Antet, Diagnostic,
Foto, Tracking & ETA, Plată & total) is the last tab, opened only
when the user needs to change header info.
Rationale: mechanics and receptionists spend 90% of their WO edit
time in Manopere/Piese, not in the header. Putting those first cuts
one scroll on every WO open.
== Compact header ==
WorkOrderResource::form restructured:
- "Antet fișă" section: single compact section with 4-column dense
grid. Contains only the always-visible essentials: Nr., Deschis,
Status, Urgență, Client (span 2), Auto (span 2), Maistru (span 2),
Km intrare, Km ieșire. Uses ->compact() to reduce padding.
- Diagnostic / Foto / Tracking & ETA / Plată & total: ALL now
->collapsible()->collapsed()->compact(). They appear as closed
accordions — visible titles but zero screen space until clicked
open.
Result: opening the "Info & antet" tab shows a tight 4-column top
row + 4 closed accordion titles below. Fits in ~40% the vertical
space of the previous layout.
== Sidebar collapsible on desktop ==
TenantPanelProvider ->sidebarCollapsibleOnDesktop() — Filament adds
a chevron button that toggles the left nav between full-width labels
and icon-only strip. Persisted per user via localStorage.
Result: user can narrow the left column with one click when they
want more horizontal space for a wide Manopere table.
No schema changes. No test changes required (existing WO tests still
pass — 303/303).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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