Closed liam-k closed 2 years ago
Yeah, believe it or not, I deliberately left the component at 100% min-height when I imported it, because it appeared a little weird outherwise. Thing is, it's not really built for being shrinked in height, but rather in width. However, I'll take a look closer look later this week and we'll argue that it's feature rather than a bug if in doubt. (But I got you, that's not meant to dismiss the issue off)
Notes to myself:
min-height inline below app-component
got it, but for what it’s worth I think this is pretty important, at least shrinking it down to like 80% height or something – even if it means modifying the app. Otherwise it’s either very hard to use when too narrow, or it’s obstructing the whole canvas.
Cheap hack could be to just use a css-transform scale and scale it down to 90% or something.
Sorry, but in combination with the toolbar & BaseWindow Topbar, this is not just nice-to-have anymore. It just doesn’t fit the canvas at all anymore, it makes unnecessary scrollbars appear, and it’s just a clunky experience in general... we do need some kind of fix.
Got it!
The "digitaler Stuhlkreis" doesn’t react to vertical resizing via react-grid-layout. No matter what you set it to, it always stays at 100% height.
I looked at the CSS and this css ID seems to be the culprit:
Should be an easy fix but I’d rather not dig through that codebase.