Table View currently doesn't have word wrapping meaning if you have an entry in your table that is really long, the only way you can see it all in the table is to make the column it sits in really wide which could get very impractical
Steps to Reproduce
Create a node, make the identifier a really long name
Open Table View, switch to node view
(could equally do this with any attribute on node or transaction)
Expected behaviour: Text word wraps allowing for a better sized column
Actual behaviour: Either a really long column to view the all of the content, or the content is cut off in some way
Reproduces how often: 100%
Additional Information
Maybe a first step would be to able to expand cells vertically as well (not just horizontally as it currently stands)
@andromeda-224 - Thank you for fixing the word wrapping bug for long text as name in identifier or node or transaction. In Table View - Text word wraps make the column auto adjusted.
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Description
Table View currently doesn't have word wrapping meaning if you have an entry in your table that is really long, the only way you can see it all in the table is to make the column it sits in really wide which could get very impractical
Steps to Reproduce
Expected behaviour: Text word wraps allowing for a better sized column
Actual behaviour: Either a really long column to view the all of the content, or the content is cut off in some way
Reproduces how often: 100%
Additional Information
Maybe a first step would be to able to expand cells vertically as well (not just horizontally as it currently stands)