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Bugs with sub component #4
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To solve this problem(for version 1.0.0-beta.8), you need to add a style to the SubComponent
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Thanks ! Yes it fix some issue ! :) But in a full stable version, I think the scroll of tables must be separate, no ? Currently, table scrolls are synced, but I don't know if this behavior is really what we want ? I don't currently work with sub component so I'm not sure what is the best. |
@GuillaumeJasmin If the subcomponent occupies the entire width of the line, it does not need its own scroll. In my opinion, everything should work fine, but I do not have the opportunity to test version 0.1 |
Related to this, if the subcomponent is another react-table, the header row of that sub-component is being shifted down (see screenshot) when a row is inserted into that subcomponent table due to the updateRowsPosition function incrementing all nested header rows instead of just the header rows of the root table. Changing the css selector to look for the header of the top level table seems to work:
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Hi @kapil-chandra |
Currently, fixed columns doesn't work well with sub component.
Tests and improvement are needed.
See #2 (comment)
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