Open blurymind opened 5 years ago
👋 Hey, could you create a fork of this codesandbox to help illustrate the issue?
I was able to get it by giving the cells min-height and the grid a overflow-y="auto" max-height( to prevent it from over expanding - it's inside another grid) and columns="repeat(auto-fit,minmax(300px,1fr))"
I had to expose 3 new css values to do it. Was wondering if there is a better way to do it.
Could submit a PR to expose those if you like? Cell:
max-height: ${props => props.maxHeight};
min-height: ${props => props.minHeight};
overflow-x: ${props => props.overflowX};
overflow-y: ${props => props.overflowY};
Grid
max-height: ${props => props.maxHeight};
min-height: ${props => props.minHeight};
grid-auto-rows: auto;
overflow-x: ${props => props.overflowX};
overflow-y: ${props => props.overflowY};
this doesn't work if I don't set grid-auto-rows: auto
on the grid btw. It seems to not break other things to have it that way - so I left it the default
I still have a problem with this setup. I wish I didn't have to pass the red grid a max-height value in order to get overflow-y to work. Is there some way to force it to not expand and push everything down without passing an eyeballed value
How does one create a grid that has cells with min-height and instead of distributing the size between them - creates a scroll-able area when min-height is reached