Closed ndbroadbent closed 6 years ago
This should absolutely happen using our code that listens to componentDidUpdate
lifecycle event. If it doesn’t, I suppose it’s a bug.
The workaround with key
is absolutely a very good workaround.
I don’t have the ability to debug this problem, but if you figure out why that code does not trigger a resize, a PR is very welcome.
Hello, thanks for your help! I could see that this.process()
is being called when I change the text, so that part was working.
I looked at the code and found my problem here:
The originalHeight
of the _parent
element kept getting smaller and smaller. I fixed the issue by adding this to my own SCSS:
& > div {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}
This sets width and height to 100% for the _parent
div, so the originalHeight
doesn't change any more.
(In my case, I'm showing text inside a box with fixed width and height values.)
Thanks again!
@ndbroadbent
My workaround is set a key, like
<Textfit key={text}>
. This means that React will use a newTextfit
component whenever the text changes, so it always recalculates the correct size.
Thanks for this. Was pulling my hair out with the shrinking text =)
Maybe related to #38
I have a div with some dynamic text that the user enters. When the text is too long,
react-textfit
does a good job of shrinking it to fit. But if the text becomes shorter, it does not increase the size again. Is this the expected behavior?My workaround is set a key, like
<Textfit key={text}>
. This means that React will use a newTextfit
component whenever the text changes, so it always recalculates the correct size.But it might be good if
react-textfit
had an option for this, even if it is not the default behavior.