/* Teams-specific UI overrides. Applied only when the element carries the .in-teams class, which teams.js stamps as soon as microsoftTeams.app.initialize() confirms we are running inside a Teams frame. Rules are intentionally kept minimal — hide chrome that is either redundant (logout is handled by Teams itself) or disruptive (cross-tab navigation from within a pinned Teams tab). */ /* ── All pages ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── */ /* Logout is managed by Teams; the link is useless and confusing inside a tab. */ .in-teams .logout-btn { display: none; } /* ── Module pages (pipeline-tracker, poker, admin) ─────────────────────── */ /* The breadcrumb back-link navigates to the hub homepage — fine in a browser, wrong inside Teams where each module is a separate pinned tab. Hide both the link and the "/" separator that follows it. */ .in-teams .back-link, .in-teams .header-sep { display: none; } /* ── Homepage ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── */ /* The modules widget is a launcher for other pages. Inside Teams each module has its own tab, so this widget serves no purpose and wastes screen space. */ .in-teams #widget-modules { display: none; } /* With modules gone the sidebar has nothing to show. Collapse it so the calendar and Redmine widgets expand to fill the full page width. Announcements are still surfaced by hub-alert-ribbon at the top of the page. */ .in-teams .hub-sidebar { display: none; } .in-teams .hub-grid { grid-template-columns: 1fr; }