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I'm using the table as a svelte component and I'm receiving data as a promise, where a Loading Spinner displays until the data is resolved, where the data is then used in the table.
I'm finding my columnWidths are initially set correctly for the table, but when my data is resolved the columnWidths are arbitrarily changed/the configuration of the resize plugin appear to be lost.
What am I doing incorrectly?
@lolcabanon You mentioned your resize is working fine? Does the above situation look familiar? @bryanmylee I noticed a few issues raised for the Resize Plugin and was wondering if this is related to the old issues? Do you know why the above is happening?
There's some weird spacing appearing in the cells when a column become "too small" but should be easy to fix. Honestly, tables are a nightmare to work with... Except if absolutely necessary, I try to avoid them as much as possible!
I'm using the table as a svelte component and I'm receiving data as a promise, where a Loading Spinner displays until the data is resolved, where the data is then used in the table.
I've setup this minimum REPL that simulates this:
https://svelte.dev/repl/aebed9b9f2ad441e90a1163ab4f5cd6d?version=3.48.0
I'm finding my
columnWidths
are initially set correctly for the table, but when my data is resolved the columnWidths are arbitrarily changed/the configuration of the resize plugin appear to be lost.What am I doing incorrectly?
@lolcabanon You mentioned your resize is working fine? Does the above situation look familiar?
@bryanmylee I noticed a few issues raised for the Resize Plugin and was wondering if this is related to the old issues? Do you know why the above is happening?
Versions:
"svelte-headless-table": "^0.18.2",
"@sveltejs/kit": "^2.5.2",
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