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Having the user click on a button to show a floating field with an input type search field is good, but it's one more click than just showing them below.
One could save the extra click, and use more types of input fields.
The issues I've found with this are that the resize handle is statically sized (and, at the moment of writing this, it's not open to changes) and that the cds-grid-column steals the focus, making it not able to implement a <select> tag for example.
The last one, not as important, is that if you have two rows within a cds-grid-column header, the scroll's side is miscalculated (I presume it assumes a static height value for the header) so it's shown on top of the second row of the header.
There's something here, but I'm not sure if this is solvable without having to resource to self made components (which kinda defeat the point of using the cds-grid.
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Having the user click on a button to show a floating field with an input type search field is good, but it's one more click than just showing them below.
Considering something like:
One could save the extra click, and use more types of input fields.
The issues I've found with this are that the resize handle is statically sized (and, at the moment of writing this, it's not open to changes) and that the
cds-grid-column
steals the focus, making it not able to implement a<select>
tag for example.The last one, not as important, is that if you have two rows within a
cds-grid-column
header, the scroll's side is miscalculated (I presume it assumes a static height value for the header) so it's shown on top of the second row of the header.There's something here, but I'm not sure if this is solvable without having to resource to self made components (which kinda defeat the point of using the
cds-grid
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