Just came across this issue when trying to specify column_widths for the DataTable.
The last couple of columns (if they go off-screen) seem to not have any values, however if you resize the columns for everything to fit inside the page and try to use the scrollbar (which disappears immediately when you try to scroll), then you can see the values within these columns.
This does not happen if you do not specify column_widths as it seems to split the columns equally and fit everything on screen at once, however it would be quite useful to be able to do this, especially when you know a particular column will contain longer strings.
The code I used to generate the example above is the one from usage-callback.py. I just added column_widths=[500, 200, 300, 100, 100] to the DataTable
Hi,
Just came across this issue when trying to specify
column_widths
for theDataTable
.The last couple of columns (if they go off-screen) seem to not have any values, however if you resize the columns for everything to fit inside the page and try to use the scrollbar (which disappears immediately when you try to scroll), then you can see the values within these columns.
This does not happen if you do not specify
column_widths
as it seems to split the columns equally and fit everything on screen at once, however it would be quite useful to be able to do this, especially when you know a particular column will contain longer strings.The code I used to generate the example above is the one from usage-callback.py. I just added
column_widths=[500, 200, 300, 100, 100]
to theDataTable
Thanks, Andra