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I have grids on a page that have width: 100%. When I then decrease the browser width, the grid content repeatedly jumps down for a moment before it jumps back. That looks really unclean and annoying. By adding an overflow-x: hidden to .ui-grid I was able to reduce that quite a bit. It's still there, but not as much and also it does not push down the content which is below the grid any more. Don't know if this has any negative side effects, though. None noticed so far.
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I haven't been able to find a solution that doesn't require altering how containers are rendered. It looks like we'll need to move away from floated elements and either absolutely position or use margins.
Pinned containers were wrapping in certain scenarios where grids were being resi
zed. It looked to the end-user like a poorly-rendered flash, and could possibly
happen over and over during resizing.
This fix uses margins to offset the body render container from the the left and
right render containers
Fixes#2997, Fixes#1957
I have grids on a page that have width: 100%. When I then decrease the browser width, the grid content repeatedly jumps down for a moment before it jumps back. That looks really unclean and annoying. By adding an overflow-x: hidden to .ui-grid I was able to reduce that quite a bit. It's still there, but not as much and also it does not push down the content which is below the grid any more. Don't know if this has any negative side effects, though. None noticed so far.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: