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Currently, when two panes are open, everything works swimmingly -- but as soon as three or more panes are open, the layout becomes untenable.
This is due to the multi-pane system only ever being made for "split panes", possibly with the intention of allowing these panes to be resized later.
I propose
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Iiiii pro-pose, yeah
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so i added this fancy horizontal scroll bar
could maybe be something to tide us over until any fancier stuff is implemented wrt panes (i put the <view-slot>s into a container element, then gave display: flex to the <not-sidebar> so that i could put FILL ROW onto the container element and then i removed the > CSS selector constraint on #\$main_slides > view-slot and its ilk) (i think that's all i've done) (if you don't want sizing the first box to behave differently from the others, maybe would also add a margin-left: -0.5em; and then unconditionally add the border-left to all <view-slot>s?)
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Currently, when two panes are open, everything works swimmingly -- but as soon as three or more panes are open, the layout becomes untenable.
This is due to the multi-pane system only ever being made for "split panes", possibly with the intention of allowing these panes to be resized later.
I propose
[tab was then left open for an hour]
Iiiii pro-pose, yeah
[tab was then left open for 4 hours]
so i added this fancy horizontal scroll bar
could maybe be something to tide us over until any fancier stuff is implemented wrt panes (i put the
<view-slot>
s into a container element, then gavedisplay: flex
to the<not-sidebar>
so that i could putFILL ROW
onto the container element and then i removed the>
CSS selector constraint on#\$main_slides > view-slot
and its ilk) (i think that's all i've done) (if you don't want sizing the first box to behave differently from the others, maybe would also add amargin-left: -0.5em;
and then unconditionally add theborder-left
to all<view-slot>
s?)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: