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# P8-02 — Ordering and supported sizes
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The existing `useDragReorder` provides desktop handle drag and an explicit drop-target border. The dedicated handle prevents ordinary widget actions from starting a drag. Named Earlier/Later buttons are the keyboard and touch alternative. Stable React keys, DOM order, a live position announcement and focus retention cover moving the focused control to the first/last position. No new drag library or dependency was added.
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All nine IDs use one canonical order, including hidden widgets. Hiding preserves size and position. Summary cards support full width only; the other eight report sections support standard/full. The existing report nodes and accessible values tables render inside a two-column CSS grid at `md` and larger. Full width spans both columns. Below `md`, every widget uses one readable full-width column; saved widths remain unchanged. No dense packing, CSS visual-only order, fixed heights or arbitrary pixels.
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Catalogue normalisation preserves known order, ignores unknown/duplicate IDs, falls back from unsupported sizes and appends absent entries hidden for saved revisions. The server separately rejects invalid writes, rather than trusting the frontend. The [catalogue](../README.md) names all defaults/data owners.
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Integrated **36/36** focused frontend tests and corrected **10/10** real browser cases include order/size/visibility readback, native handle drag, keyboard focus/status, emulated touch button movement and zero page overflow at320/390/768/1440px in both themes/languages. Source evidence: `.artifacts/phase8/dashboard-final.json`, `browser-corrected.json`. The shared editor source is committed with P8-01 as documented there. Later fixed-header focus repair and full-regression results belong to final acceptance.
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Physical touchscreen, software keyboard, human screen reader, complete true browser zoom, other-browser and production render qualification remain unperformed. Emulation does not close these requirements.
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