Closed sunny-g closed 4 years ago
Please correct if wrong, but this seems like a browser issue to me. I was only able to replicate in Chrome
@frescoraja I've only been testing in Chrome, so that could very well be the issue.
I'm seeing the same thing but to a worse degree. Using rc2 and yes can only reproduce in Chrome.
I don't think that means it's "just" a browser issue though. Remember all of the weird hacks we used to do to get IE to work correctly? Just because it only happens in Chrome does not invalidate the issue as most of us use Chrome (please tell me Chrome isn't the new IE).
Using rc3, same problem, in Chrome only also.
Using rc5 and still seeing this issue, it's a bit of a showstopper for us as it looks pretty bad in Chrome.
No solution yet? Just ran into this issue, and it's almost not worth using. :( Still learning how to use react, otherwise I'd love to do a PR to fix. Sorry.
i was able to fix this issue using flexbox instead of table display properties.. but if i remember correctly, when autosize=true
, things to go #&$!. for my purposes, i didn't need autosize to work so never found a compete solution.
I can't reproduce anymore. using chrome 60.0.3112.113 (Official Build) (64-bit)
You can try to set the 'overflow' property of 'Select-control' class to 'inherit'. It works for me.
You can try to set the 'overflow' property of 'Select-control' class to 'inherit'. It works for me.
Thanks for your suggestion. I tried & it works, but cannot understand why. I think it's the only workaround for now
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Before (on initial render):
After selecting multiple values (enough to increase the height of the multi-select), then losing focus on the select, and then clearing all of them, the placeholder jumps up a few pixels, as such: