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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
Reporting as requested at https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/pull/1310#issuecomment-51666913
With the new div-based layout the action list, executor list and queue list are all above the job list.
Jenkins version 1.573
Screen resolution is 1400x900
Browsers are Firefox 31, IE 9 - same
No Greasemonkey or similar plugins installed
No speficic settings done.
No Simple Theme plugin.
The only thing I can think of is that I'm accessing it over a Teamviewer connection.
[JENKINS-24349] The action list, executor list and queue list are all above the job list
The Jenkins layout took the responsive CSS from Twitter Bootstrap, so uses the media queries as defined here: http://getbootstrap.com/css/#grid-options
In short... that vertical layout should only kick in when the screen viewport width drops below 970 pixels. You need to reliably determine what your browser viewport width is at that time i.e. NOT the screen resolution - that just places a limit on the max viewport size.
Also... can you get 1.576 (http://jenkins-ci.org/) and tell us if the same issue exists for you there. A fair number of things have changed + issues fixed since 1.573.
Ilya Ivanov
added a comment - How do I determine "browser viewport width"?
I updated to 1.576 and it actually changed to horizontal, but still looks not quite ideal.
Ilya Ivanov
added a comment - How do I determine "browser viewport width"?
I updated to 1.576 and it actually changed to horizontal, but still looks not quite ideal. It's fancy for "how wide is the area between left window border and right scrollbar".
Are you on a retina Mac?
Ilya Ivanov
added a comment - Yes, I'm on a retina mac, but the browser is launched on windows machine which I'm accessing over teamviewer.
Resolution screenshot attached.
No zooming in browser, btw.
Ilya Ivanov
added a comment - Yes, I'm on a retina mac, but the browser is launched on windows machine which I'm accessing over teamviewer.
Resolution screenshot attached.
No zooming in browser, btw. 
It's deliberate for small screens (e.g. phones, tables). This looks like a small screen (resolution) to me.
You write 1400 pixels wide, so that should be enough. Could you check again that it's really 1400 pixels wide (doesn't look like it to me)? Maybe take a screenshot in native resolution? Does wider resolution resolve the issue? Are you zoomed in in the browser?