Hi all. Im using a re-com input-text area to do the text area in this -> https://text-to-wardley.vercel.app/
On my local before I release the text area is nicely sized to take up the left 30% of the page. Once I release it it just doesnt respect the width property and remains narrow, and certainly doesnt resize. any pointers?
Is there any code that we could look at?
This is the function here -> https://github.com/mlakewood/text-to-wardley/blob/main/src/cljs/text_to_wardley/views.cljs#L30
Im wondering if for some reason its not re-rendering, so i've added a sub for the window width / height
^^ that didnt work
The container that has the real textarea
seems to have the right width. Check the div with class rc-input-text
.
Seems like it's just the textarea
itself that doesn't fill its parent width-wise for some reason. Maybe there's some issue in CSS? Something being used in dev but not making it to the prod?
hmm. yeah css might be it. I diffed the html and it was the same...
Check out Bootstrap CSS. Re-com requires it.
On the re-com demo web page you can see that the text area input has additional styles applied to it that all come from Boostrap.
ahhh.
hmm.. I do have bootstrap pulled in.
but thats a good guess.
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You mean this Bootstrap? :)
There are also two fonts that aren't loaded, at least on my end.
oh good pickup.
Never use http://
to include resources in your HTML, always use //
. It will use the same protocol your page was loaded with.
good tup
*tip
BINGO! thanks! looks like its working now
@ps Will you please stop cross-posting questions unless someone specifically tells you you’re posting in the wrong channel and should post a question elsewhere.
@seancorfield what if the post pertains to two topics?
Post it in the single channel you think is most appropriate. If someone tells you it belongs in another channel only then post it elsewhere (and remove it from the original channel).
That way folks won’t waste time dealing with a question in a channel when it is being dealt with in another channel.