How is the scroll shadow implemented? #594
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Loving this datatable, especially the details. When the table is scrollable, shadow appears and if scroll to right, shadow on the right disappears and shadow on the left show. |
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Hello Toshinaki, thank you for your kind words and apologies for the delayed reply. It's CSS, mostly. The code is a bit complex, but here is the main idea: the table is wrapped inside a The relevant parts should be here and here. The gradient backgrounds are defined here. |
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Hello Toshinaki, thank you for your kind words and apologies for the delayed reply.
The details you mentioned were very important for me when I started the project and I took pride in making it as "pleasing to the eye" as possible, hence the shadows.
It's CSS, mostly. The code is a bit complex, but here is the main idea: the table is wrapped inside a
ScrollAreacomponent that also includes four absolutely-positioneddivelements, which have some CSS classes displaying gradients applied depending on the scroll status.The relevant parts should be here and here. The gradient backgrounds are defined here.