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Is it possible to use the window as the container element, so it increases the height of the main scrollbar, rather than having the table in a container with its own scrollbar?
It appears react-virtual-list does this, but it requires fixed height elements.
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When the scroll direction is vertical and use "100%" as the height, it will pass "100%" as the containerSize to the getVisibleRange function, so the maxOffset will become "0100%" (i.e. 0 + "100%").
Is it possible to get the actual container height if the height prop is a string?
Is it possible to use the window as the container element, so it increases the height of the main scrollbar, rather than having the table in a container with its own scrollbar?
It appears react-virtual-list does this, but it requires fixed height elements.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: