Enhance/several dokan admin panel responsive and css issues

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  • Updated navigation tab wrapper width for improved responsiveness
  • Enhanced navigation tab text display to allow line wrapping and better readability

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The pull request introduces minor CSS modifications to the Settings.vue file, focusing on improving the navigation tab wrapper's responsiveness and text display. The changes involve adding a flexible width class to the navigation tab wrapper and enabling text wrapping for navigation tabs, which enhances the layout's adaptability across different screen sizes.

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src/admin/pages/Settings.vue	- Added w-[250px] flex-1 class to nav-tab-wrapper div - Applied white-space: normal to .nav-tab class

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Type: Enhancement, QA approved, :+1: Dev Review Done

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• Enhance: Admin settings page responsive  #2475: Enhances the responsiveness of the admin settings page, similar to the current changes in Settings.vue

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

src/admin/pages/Settings.vue (2)

17-17: Consider using min-width for flexibility.

Using w-[250px] flex-1 can be conflicting if you want a minimum width of 250px while allowing expansion. If that’s your goal, a more semantically clear approach is to set min-w-[250px] and use flex-auto:

- <div class="nav-tab-wrapper d-xs:!pb-5 d-xs:!pt-5 px-4 py-2 lg:overflow-hidden d-xs:w-full z-[500] w-[250px] flex-1 lg:w-[340px]">
+ <div class="nav-tab-wrapper d-xs:!pb-5 d-xs:!pt-5 px-4 py-2 lg:overflow-hidden d-xs:w-full z-[500] min-w-[250px] flex-auto lg:w-[340px]">

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841-841: Ensuring proper text wrapping for very long words.

Adding white-space: normal; is a great improvement, preventing navigation tab overflow. Consider also adding overflow-wrap: break-word; or a similar property if extremely long, space-less words are possible.

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