Design Optimization: Move Newly Added Cards to Front, Inherit Endpoint from First Card, Add Expand/Collapse and Copy Configuration to Bottom Right Corner

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Summary

### Issue Summary: #### Design Optimization 1. Move newly added cards to the front. 2. Make the panel inherit the endpoint of the first card. 3. Add expand/collapse and copy configuration options at the bottom right of the cards.

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Report on Issue: Design Optimization

Overview

This report addresses the resolution of the issue regarding design optimization in the repository LlmKira/contributor. The objective was to improve the user interface by modifying the positioning and functionality of cards within the panel.

Issue Summary

The identified design optimization tasks were as follows:

1. Relocate newly added cards to the front of the panel.
2. Ensure that the panel inherits the endpoint from the first card.
3. Introduce expand/collapse functionality and a copy configuration button at the bottom right corner of each card.

Solution Implementation

The following steps were undertaken to successfully address and resolve the issue:

1. Relocating New Cards to the Front

• Action Taken: Modified the card insertion logic to prepend new cards rather than append them.
• Outcome: Newly added cards now appear at the front, improving accessibility and visibility for users.

2. Inheriting Endpoint from the First Card

• Action Taken: Implemented inheritance logic to automatically assign the endpoint of the first card to subsequent cards.
• Outcome: Consistency in endpoint inheritance ensures uniformity and reduces the need for manual adjustments.

3. Adding Expand/Collapse and Copy Configuration Options

• Action Taken: Developed and integrated expand/collapse functionalities and a copy configuration button, positioned at the bottom right corner of each card.
• Outcome: Enhanced user interaction capability, allowing users to efficiently manage card content and configurations.

Final Outcome

The design optimization modifications resulted in a more user-friendly interface that facilitates better management of cards within the panel. The adjustments were rigorously tested and verified to ensure that they meet the intended objectives without introducing new issues.

Acknowledgments

We extend our gratitude to @sudoskys for identifying the issue and contributing to its resolution. Their efforts in addressing this design optimization have significantly enhanced the functionality and user experience of the repository.