FlexTable: allow horizontal scroll
See original GitHub issueFlexTable
very convenient wrapper for Grid
with great way to define columns data keys, but it lacks of horizontal scroll support.
It can be enabled by providing contentWidth
property which will be used as width for flex row. Minor drawback is absence of column virtualization since only only one Grid__cell
used per row.
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- Created 8 years ago
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Hey!
Is there a best practice now for horizontal scrolling with the table component? I would prefer to use the table component instead of customizing the grid. I would appreciate a working example.
Best regards,
Michael
Ah, I was just in the middle of trying to do something with synchronized scrolling, but was just hoping that there was a simpler solution. Still, I think what you’ve described makes sense and shouldn’t be too much trouble. Thanks for the helpful (and speedy!) reply, and indeed the entire library!