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Tree table not showing horizontal scrollbar

aditya shah
7 years ago Nov 25, 2015 4:41pm

Problem:
Whenever a new item gets added to a tree table and if the content size is more than the tree table width the horizontal scrollbar is not showing up automatically. Attached sample code.
I tried following solutions but none of them worked:

  1. Adding style overflow:auto !important; to div with class v-scrollable v-table-body-wrapper v-table-body because this has an inlinle style for overflow:hidden; whcih is overriding the v-scrollable style.
  2. Adding style to div with class v-table-table

It shows the scrollbar only when i refresh the window or hide and show the tree table.
In both cases it is remove the inline style of overflow:hidden. Not sure if that is causing the problem.

Please let me know if anyone is facing similar problem and if they have solved it.

Joacim Päivärinne
7 years ago Jan 12, 2016 1:22pm

Hey Aditya,

If you check v-table-cell-content you'll see that it's got inline (calculated) width. I'm not sure how to force that to be recalculated. I tried JavaScript.getCurrent().execute("vaadin.forceLayout()"); but to no success.

Joacim Päivärinne
7 years ago Jan 12, 2016 1:58pm

You could try the following, but please note that I haven't had the time to try it out thoroughly yet. It's a very "hacky" solution.

.v-treetable {
  .v-table-cell-content,
  .v-table-cell-wrapper {
    width: auto !important;
  }

  .v-table-table {
    width: 100%;
  }
}

.v-scrollable.v-table-body-wrapper.v-table-body {
  overflow: auto !important;
}