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[Overflow] Add Fixed
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#2393
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In the after gif, I see the "more" button doesn't stay visible. Was the intentional? Also, is the space available for the first item shrinking with the column? I want to be able to add CSS so that text for the first item ends with an ellipsis when required. You can see that effect in the first gif here: #2391 |
I've not done aby attempt at styling what is shown in the overflow/grid. Getting the effect as shown in your gif will probably be a bit more complex. I need to dive a bit deepee on how things are being rendered with this new set up. |
I can work on that tomorrow, based on a new PR. |
@JamesNK Done in PR #2401 |
* Fix typo Fix two typos I spotted in #2393. * Fix typo Fix typo in PR template. --------- Co-authored-by: Vincent Baaij <vnbaaij@outlook.com>
That looks great. I'll try it out! |
Fixed
parameter toFluentOverflowItem
The script used to determine which items overflow actually already accounted for this...
By supplying a fixed attribute to an item, it will be excluded from the calculations (we already use that internally with the AppBar). We just did not expose this in any way in the FluentOverflowItem as a parameter.
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