Table column initial width setting #13610
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…que to handle width overrides while still allowing customisation by users
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Not needed - this was just closing the previous popover on mouse down which isn't how we usually handle popovers so I'm removing this to keep things consistent with just clicks.
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Bit of a refactor of this file to ensure popovers don't accidentally close when component remounts. Using the open prop on the popover is better than binding to the component API and using the show and hide methods.
Also enables clicking on the icon to toggle open/close state, which currently doesn't work.
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This custom position handler is no longer needed, as my updated logic for the usual position_dropdown util already handles this. I haven't specifically checked usage with the tours yet but I will.
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Fixed 👌 Was actually caused by a previous PR but I've addressed it here since it was easy enough. |
Description
This PR adds an initial width setting to columns in tables. We had a width setting with the old table, but we didn't add it for the new table because
There are still valid use cases for having unique widths per table instance, so this PR restores that width setting. This setting is an "initial width" setting rather than an explicit width - that is to say that users can still resize columns as they like, but this setting will change the initial widths to those specified by the app builder.
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Add initial width setting to table columns.