Cells aren't visible when dir=rtl
See original GitHub issueWhen using <html dir="rtl">
, grid cell aren’t visible. They seem to be rendered thought, but aren’t visible and cannot be scrolled to.
DEMO: add ‘dir=“rtl”’ to the <html> tag in https://bvaughn.github.io/react-virtualized/?component=Grid#/components/Grid and scroll around a bit
Workaround
Until this is resolved, adding the following to Grid
enables the visibility of cells, with the downside that scrolling is ltr.
style={{direction:'ltr'}}
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Just tested this. God knows what it does to performance, but
direction: ltr; transform: rotateY(180deg);
on the grid and anothertransform: rotateY(180deg)
on the cell actually seem to get the job done!You rock. Thanks
On Nov 6, 2016 9:57 AM, “Moshe Brevda” notifications@github.com wrote: