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  • New Features

    • Enhanced the grid view layout so that product names are now presented in a more organized format with clearly separated pricing details.

  • Style

    • Updated visual styling of product labels and price information for improved readability and a more engaging presentation.

@devAsadNur devAsadNur added Needs Dev Review This PR needs review by a developer Needs Testing This requires further testing labels Feb 25, 2025
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The changes modify the product display layout in the grid view of the Home.vue component. The product name is now wrapped in a <div class="product-name"> while additional metadata about the price is presented within a new <div class="meta"> using v-html. Corresponding CSS styles have been updated to accommodate these structural changes in the component.

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assets/src/.../Home.vue Updated product grid layout: Wrapped product name in <div class="product-name">, added a <div class="meta"> for price display with v-html, and revised CSS styles.

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A bunny’s tweak, a grid view win!
With divs that snugly hold each name,
And meta details set aflame.
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65-69: Improved product grid display with price information.

The implementation adds structured price information to the grid view, which aligns well with the PR objective of incorporating product pricing into the frontend POS grid layout. The code properly reuses the same approach for displaying prices as in the list view.

96-100: Consistent implementation of price display for variable products.

The price display implementation for variable products maintains consistency with the simple product implementation, which is a good practice. The code properly uses v-html for the price HTML which allows for HTML formatting such as strikethrough for discounted prices.

1642-1651: Appropriate styling for new product price display elements.

The CSS styling for the new elements is clean and consistent with the existing styling patterns in the application. The font weight for product names and the color styling for price labels provide good visual hierarchy.

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@devAsadNur devAsadNur requested a review from mrabbani March 3, 2025 03:39
@mrabbani mrabbani added Dev Review Done and removed Needs Dev Review This PR needs review by a developer labels May 22, 2025
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