In my dataobject manager I am only displaying 3 of the dataobjects' fields to keep things clean; a 5 digit product code, a name, and a description. The problem I'm having is that each column is set to 33% of the total available width which leaves the product code with lots of extra space and the name and description squashed.

Is there a way to improve this kind of spacing that I've missed?

Out of curiosity, why is the manager built using divs and lists instead of a table?

That fixes it, Thank you.

I figured there had to be a good reason for choosing to build it that way, just didn't know what it was.

Side Note:
I think it would be a good idea to set the overflow property on the divs making up the individual table cells to hidden or maybe auto. Right now the content that can't wrap ends up flowing into adjacent cells and overlapping their content.

Adding the property to this selector - .list .dataobject-list li div.pad - on line 9 of dataobjectmanager.css did the trick when I was messing around in the file.

It does wrap correctly but sometimes there are unexpectedly long words in narrow columns or the browser window gets shrunk to make room for another window or something.

The overlapping isn't that big of an issue but it looks bad when it happens and can hurt the users overall feeling about the quality about the admin area. Needless to say, I'm from the OCD school of design

No nothing is broken with the text wrapping as far as I can tell.

I have done a quick test in up to date versions of Safari, IE8, Opera, and Firefox and setting overflow:hidden on the selector I pointed out earlier acts consistently.