The issue from #36 still exists, but the temporary workaround does not longer work, since the classes have changed.
It would help, if at least an additional class would be provided depending on the openWhenCollapsed attribute (see SubMenu.tsx#L429). Then it would be possible to add a styling fix on our own.
The problem could maybe be fixed by using opacity: 0/1 instead of visibility (see SubMenuContent.tsx#L46) but as I'm not deep into CSS, I don't know what further implications this kind of change would have.
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The issue from #36 still exists, but the temporary workaround does not longer work, since the classes have changed.
It would help, if at least an additional class would be provided depending on the
openWhenCollapsed
attribute (see SubMenu.tsx#L429). Then it would be possible to add a styling fix on our own.The problem could maybe be fixed by using
opacity: 0/1
instead ofvisibility
(see SubMenuContent.tsx#L46) but as I'm not deep into CSS, I don't know what further implications this kind of change would have.