Is it possible to customize dimensions of DayPicker?
See original GitHub issueAFAIСT width of wrapper div
in horizontal orientation is inlined and it’s not possible to configure it in userland. Is this correct or there is a way to change root element’s dimensions?
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daySize
exists as a prop now so I will be closing this issue. 😃@alexfedoseev sorry for never getting back to this! The reason it can’t be css-only is largely due to the animations.
Also we will probably be moving to a more css in JS solution in the future so writing this in as a prop makes the most sense.