Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Most of the data I work with is time-based, where the newest data entries are in the last row. If I use ipydatagrid to display this data, I have to scroll a long way to get all the way to the bottom, where the newest data is. Even if I select the bottom row before I show the grid, datagrid still renders with the very top row in view.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like something like grid.scroll_to(row = 100) to make row #100 visible in the grid rendering. Or grid.autoscroll = True to always startup at the last data row.
I would be happy to help with the implementation, but I assume some js/css expertise is required, which I don't have. If it can be done from the python side, a pointer in where to start looking at the code would be appreciated.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Most of the data I work with is time-based, where the newest data entries are in the last row. If I use ipydatagrid to display this data, I have to scroll a long way to get all the way to the bottom, where the newest data is. Even if I select the bottom row before I show the grid, datagrid still renders with the very top row in view.
Describe the solution you'd like I would like something like
grid.scroll_to(row = 100)
to make row #100 visible in the grid rendering. Orgrid.autoscroll = True
to always startup at the last data row.I would be happy to help with the implementation, but I assume some js/css expertise is required, which I don't have. If it can be done from the python side, a pointer in where to start looking at the code would be appreciated.