Currently all columns have the same width (100%), meaning they all appear to have the same size on the grid they are placed on. In theory this is fine and seems in line with Material Design concepts. The problem is, that there are widgets that need to take up a higher percentage of the horizonal screen width than others.
No existing issues.
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Currently all columns have the same width (100%), meaning they all appear to have the same size on the grid they are placed on. In theory this is fine and seems in line with Material Design concepts. The problem is, that there are widgets that need to take up a higher percentage of the horizonal screen width than others.
For example, a simple state widget might fit into one column, while on the same scale a widget showing a graph, or a technical schema overlayed with state-values might need to span 2-3 columns to have enough space to render correctly. Similar issues are described in the forum: https://forum.iobroker.net/topic/72399/visualisierung-next-gen-vis-2-responsive-geht-wie/15?lang=de.
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The Material Design guide (as far as I am able to follow it) apparently mentions content (widgets) spanning columns, e.g. here https://m2.material.io/design/layout/responsive-layout-grid.html#grid-customization. In the MUI docs DataGrid refers to it as column spanning, too.
Is it possible to extend VIS2 to support this?
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