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edit: Took me some time to understand that there's global style on all nodes. If there's some good reason behind it please close the issue.
.baklava-node {
max-width: 20rem;
}
However, for custom nodes the limit doesn't make much sense. In my case I would like node container to stretch according to custom content inside the node.
I wanted to make nodes resizable in the future, that's why the style is set like this. But maybe I can instead use a CSS variable instead of setting the width directly in the style attribute - this would allow overriding the width using custom CSS.
@newcat speaking of resizability – I'm not familiar with Vue but If you can outline the solution (a plugin probably?) I can give it a try. I will need it for my project at some point anyway.
edit: Took me some time to understand that there's global style on all nodes. If there's some good reason behind it please close the issue.
However, for custom nodes the limit doesn't make much sense. In my case I would like node container to stretch according to custom content inside the node.
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