[Resources] Fix empty-state layout overflow on tablet viewports (#8121)

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Fixes #8121

Description

This PR fixes #8121

• Add flex-wrap and responsive column breakpoints to empty-state card
• Scale headings and subtitles on tablet/mobile screens to prevent overflow
• Ensure text wraps cleanly with overflow-wrap and word-break
• Center and preserve aspect ratio of graphic on narrower screens

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Tested on tablet (991px), mobile (<575px), and desktop viewports.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the resources empty state across screen sizes with responsive image sizing, centered content on smaller screens, and reduced padding and text spacing on narrow displays.
  • Improved wrapping for long error messages and subtitles, and adjusted the layout for extra-small screens while retaining the existing large-screen column widths. Images maintain their proportions while fitting within their containers.

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The resources empty state changes its column breakpoints and styles. The styles add text wrapping, image constraints, and layout adjustments for tablet and mobile widths.

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Resources empty state

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Responsive empty-state layout src/sections/Resources/Resources-error/emptyStateTemplate.js, src/sections/Resources/Resources-grid/resourceGrid.style.js	The row gains the empty-state-row class, and both columns use $xs={12} while retaining their large-screen widths. The styles add row wrapping, error-text wrapping, image constraints, and responsive layout, spacing, and typography adjustments at widths up to 992px and 575px.

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Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Suggested reviewers: dhruveshmishra

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This change adapts the empty state to narrower screens, and the supplied context indicates no remaining issue that should block merging.

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Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The PR meets the coding requirements in [#8121]. NoResources adds empty-state-row and changes both columns to $xs={12}, so the image and message stack below the large-screen layout. The styles e…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes stay within [#8121]. The PR changes the reported empty-state markup and its responsive styles. The changes address layout wrapping, centering, sizing, spacing, and text overflow. No unrela…
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[dhruveshmishra]

Just two small suggestions:

1. In emptyStateTemplate.js, you can remove the inline flexWrap style since it is already in the stylesheet, and simplify the column props by keeping just xs=12 and lg=4 / lg=8.
2. In resourceGrid.style.js, the 700px media query inside the image style is duplicate and can be safely removed.

[tejaswiverma121-byte]

Thanks for the review @dhruveshmishra! I've addressed both suggestions

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[dhruveshmishra]

Most of the changes in the files are just of spacing .Please write the necessary lines of code only

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@dhruveshmishra done as per requested is it looking good now ?

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Review comments at @src/sections/Resources/Resources-grid/resourceGrid.style.js:
- Line 123: Update the image max-width constraints in the resource grid styles
at both breakpoints to cap the image at the smaller of 100% of its available
width and the existing rem-based maximum; preserve the current
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[dhruveshmishra]

Could we replace word-break: break-word with overflow-wrap: anywhere here? word-break may split words unnecessarily, while overflow-wrap: anywhere still prevents long error messages or subtitles from overflowing when a break is actually needed, with more natural wrapping in normal cases. What do u think on this @tejaswiverma121-byte

[tejaswiverma121-byte]

thanks for the feedback! @dhruveshmishra
Just to clarify: word-break: break-word doesn't actually split words unnecessarily — that only happens with word-break: break-all. In our current code, we paired overflow-wrap: break-word with word-break: break-word specifically so words wrap naturally to the next line, only splitting if a single word (like a long URL or token) exceeds the line width.

The main caveat with overflow-wrap: anywhere is that per the CSS specification, it affects the min-content intrinsic width calculation. Because this text sits inside a flex column (<Col $xs={12} $lg={8}>), anywhere can cause the flex item's min-content to collapse down to the width of a single character, which can lead to unexpected shrinkage in responsive layouts.
overflow-wrap: break-word gives us the exact overflow protection we need without that intrinsic sizing side effect. What are your thoughts?

[dhruveshmishra]

Yeah , that make sense .No further changes are needed from my side for this comment.LGTM🚀

[piyushtripathi9424]

Great work on this, @tejaswiverma121-byte! Your explanation about the flex sizing and using overflow-wrap: break-word makes total sense.

Since it's already approved, just dropping a couple of tiny CSS nitpicks if you want to polish it up before merging:

• Rely on inheritance: overflow-wrap and word-break inherit automatically, so you can just keep them on .error-text and remove them from .errorMessage and .errorSubtitle.
• Drop duplicate media queries: You can safely remove max-width: 100% and height: auto from the img tags in both the 992px and 575px media blocks since they already cascade down from the base img styles.
• (FYI: word-break: break-word is actually deprecated in CSS now, but keeping it as a fallback won't hurt anything!)

Really clean fix overall! 🚀

[tejaswiverma121-byte]

Thank you @dhruveshmishra for the approval!
And thanks @piyushtripathi9424 for the great tips! Since the layout is working smoothly across all breakpoints and the existing rules provide safe fallbacks without overhead, I'll keep the current implementation as-is to avoid unnecessary commit cycles. Ready for merge! 🚀

[Maanvi212006]

LGTM!