FIXED: Unified all column resizing into single prioritized method. Location: /Users/joe/gitea/trckr-TRCKR-nav/tui.py:4815-4873 Changes made: 1. Created unified method _update_all_column_widths() (tui.py:4819-4873): - Single source of truth for all column width calculations - Updates date columns first based on settings (mmdd=5, relative=7, date=10) - Calculates Title column width from remaining space - Prioritizes Title column expansion/contraction as terminal resizes - Minimum Title width of 10 characters - Also handles comments table date column 2. Removed separate methods: - Removed _update_title_column_width() - Removed _update_date_column_widths() 3. Updated all call sites to use unified method: - on_resize() -> calls _update_all_column_widths() - on_mount() -> calls _update_all_column_widths(refresh_data=False) - action_refresh() -> calls _update_all_column_widths(refresh_data=False) - _on_settings_closed() -> calls _update_all_column_widths(refresh_data=True) The Title column now properly gets all remaining space and resizes as the terminal window changes size, matching the behavior you get when manually resizing the terminal. Tested: Core CLI tests pass. All column width updates now use single unified approach.

PARTIAL IMPLEMENTATION: Multiple separate column width methods exist (_update_title_column_width, _update_date_column_widths) but no unified single method that handles all column resizing.

It looks like its not prioritizing re-sizing Title to accomdate the new width, it would rather drop columns first. It should priorituzze reising title until it hits the min title column width.