In this version, we’ve added a new feature focused on improved navigation and better cell focus management. As usual, you can also expect a few bug fixes driven by your valuable feedback.
Navigation within selection
This release introduces a new feature known from popular spreadsheet software like Excel or Google Sheets. You can now navigate within selected cells using familiar key combinations: Tab/Shift + Tab or Enter/Shift + Enter.
Improved cell focus management
We've also improved the behavior of the cell focus management, while using collapsed selections.
Before Handsontable 14.3.0, collapsing a grid section while your cell focus is set within a collapsable area could result in focus loss. Now, cell focus will automatically move to the most relevant visible column.
What's next?
Apart from ongoing changes, we're keeping our focus on long-term projects 🚀
Currently, we're putting the final touches on giving Handsontable a fresh new look, improving our documentation, and refactoring the React wrapper for even better developer experience.
Hi all!
We've just released Handsontable 14.3.0.
In this version, we’ve added a new feature focused on improved navigation and better cell focus management. As usual, you can also expect a few bug fixes driven by your valuable feedback.
Navigation within selection
This release introduces a new feature known from popular spreadsheet software like Excel or Google Sheets. You can now navigate within selected cells using familiar key combinations: Tab/Shift + Tab or Enter/Shift + Enter.
Improved cell focus management
We've also improved the behavior of the cell focus management, while using collapsed selections.
Before Handsontable 14.3.0, collapsing a grid section while your cell focus is set within a collapsable area could result in focus loss. Now, cell focus will automatically move to the most relevant visible column.
What's next?
Apart from ongoing changes, we're keeping our focus on long-term projects 🚀
Currently, we're putting the final touches on giving Handsontable a fresh new look, improving our documentation, and refactoring the React wrapper for even better developer experience.
Find out more on our blog → or join the discussion here on GitHub ->