angular-ui/ui-grid

Keeps scrollbar space in the header when you zoom out the page

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#6,071 opened on Mar 13, 2017

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Description

I'm having a problem using ui-grid.

On my 100% zoom page, a vertical scrollbar appears. When I zoom the page to 90%, even with all the records within the grid-content space, the scrollbar spacing stays in the header.

In my code the config is enableVerticalScrollbar = 1. I tried to control the scrollbar presentation to solve the problem, however when I remove the scrollbar dynamically (enableVerticalScrollbar = 0) the last header column is not loaded correctly. I tried to put enableVerticalScrollbar = 2, but it also don't work correctly and I see isn't recommended.

Zoom 100%: grid_100

Zoom 90%: grid_90

  • The colunm "Estabelecimento" is fixed on the right.

Any suggestions on how I can remove this scrollbar space?

Thank you!

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javascriptangularcss
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Angular UI Grid basicsCSS scrollbar handling
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Research direction
Investigate the vertical scrollbar behavior in the grid header when zooming out. The user reports that with enableVerticalScrollbar=1, the scrollbar space remains in the header even when scrolling is not needed. Examine the header CSS and how the scrollbar visibility is toggled. Look for any CSS properties that might reserve space for the scrollbar (e.g., overflow y: scroll; scrollbar gutter). Also review the grid's code for dynamic scrollbar handling. The issue includes screenshots showing the problem. Consider adjusting the header's width calculation or using JavaScript to hide the scrollbar space when the grid content fits.