Open hoseyjoe opened 3 years ago
Hmmm, yeah, that is a weird visual glitch... cant see why it would happen either... illl check it out
Cheers, Ian
FYI: 1. column C is fixed by removing width="100%". The intent was for columns A, B take up the minimum space required and C to take up remaining space.
Changing column B to static width moves header height issue to column B
<column id="colA" text="Column A" sortable="true" />
<column id="colB" text="Column B" width="100" sortable="true"/>
<column id="colC" text="Column C" width="100%" sortable="true"/>
If you do column A, no effect (column C is still weird)
<column id="colA" text="Column A" sortable="true" />
<column id="colB" text="Column B" width="100" sortable="true"/>
<column id="colC" text="Column C" width="100%" sortable="true"/>
The header "Column C" is slightly taller than A & B? Not sure why but it is in html only raylib was fine.
The second and third columns are offset to the left. Clicking the header fixes it? raylib was fine.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2074385/132159574-401c243a-95d4-4420-ad03-066768905365.mp4
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