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It could be completely out of the scope of this project but I ran into an issue when using infinityjs with listItems that are floated left (like material design cards). It looks like infinity just takes the number of items and assumes they are all vertically stacked and thus, when two cards are displayed next to each other, the height of the listView is ~twice the height of that the actual content is.
Is it possible to handle this already (I may have missed something in the docs) and, if not, is this something that could be developed?
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Hi,
It could be completely out of the scope of this project but I ran into an issue when using infinityjs with listItems that are floated left (like material design cards). It looks like infinity just takes the number of items and assumes they are all vertically stacked and thus, when two cards are displayed next to each other, the height of the listView is ~twice the height of that the actual content is.
Is it possible to handle this already (I may have missed something in the docs) and, if not, is this something that could be developed?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: