Fix screen thrash when "position: sticky" container resize is triggered#146
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Fix screen thrash when "position: sticky" container resize is triggered#146
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When re-sizing (shrinking) a container containing a
<regular-table>, the.rt-table-clipcontainer withposition: stickywill sometimes emit a blank frame, causing the table to flicker, only in Chrome. I've tried a whole laundry list of fixes, including but not limited to:stickyfixedwithoutpositionworks but stutters on Safari and overlaps scroll bars on the parent web component.absolutewith Javascriptpositionupdate stutters on keyboard scroll.-webkit-transform: translate3d(0, 0, 0),transform: translateX(0),backface-visibilitiy: hiddenand various layout-acceleration-forcing CSS properties.contains: stricton the sticky element itself seems to finally do the trick. This really shouldn't have any affect onregular-table, since the DOM is virtual and thus only very slightly overflows the container, but it does.