Meeting Defaults Settings Block for React

resolve takes your cell first: if it holds a value, that value applies and it comes from Me. Otherwise the team's value applies if the team has set one, from My team, and otherwise the workspace's, from Workspace. Nothing about the result is typed, so changing any cell or any typed level changes the last column and the count sentence.

It sets your cell back to Use team setting, so the setting inherits again, and says so in the status line. The Overridden word and the button keep their space and are hidden and inert when there is nothing to reset, so rows never change height. Focus moves to the row's select, because the button it was on has just gone quiet.

No: they are typed in SETTINGS, as they would be when an admin has set them elsewhere. The provider is the workspace's choice and is saved here for the demo. In your app load the three levels from the server, grey the Me column where the admin has locked a setting and say who locked it.

Everything. No meeting is created, Save keeps your overrides in this page's state and says so, and the provider names are text with a tile, not an integration. In your app store only the overrides (a missing value means inherit), resolve the effective settings when a meeting is created, and use the provider's own API for the rest.

The table is a real table with a caption, row headers and column headers, and each select is named "Waiting room, for me" and so on. The Applies column is read as part of the row. On a phone the table keeps one DOM and each row becomes a card with the applying value first, then the three levels, and the action foot is pinned to the bottom of the screen.