Hello all,
I have a page with a table connected to a dataset and it’s height set to “Automatically”.
A vertical scrollbar inside the table appears which only scrolls for a few pixels, but I can’t find how to get rid of it.
My intented behaviour is for the table to only have a horizontal scrollbar, and the user to navigate vertically only with tab scrolling.
Here’s how it shows in the editor:
And here’s how it looks on the live site (even with only 1 row by the way):
Any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks.
I’m having this same issue, and unfortunately event filters on the database don’t seem to work or setting the pagination through code. The only “solution” I’ve been able to come up with is pretty much unusable because it requires setting and removing booleans in the database.
Easy fix as I had the same issue when originally using a results table on my website and just using the quick auto option.
You just need to increase the depth of the table, set your table up as manual instead and you’ll have more control over it.
Simply set the amount of rows that you want the table to display and make the table height the right size so that the vertical scroll bar doesn’t show.
Say you had 10 rows on display set at 100, then you’ll need to add those 10 rows, along with the header row at 100 too. So height should be 1100, plus a little bit more to get rid of vertical scroll bars, so around 1102 or 1103.
Thank you both for your replies!
Setting it to manual would work if the number of rows was fixed, but it’s not, it changes with added/inactive records, filtering, etc.
I thought of increasing the table height by a few pixels when it’s created with wix code (I assume that’s possible?), but consider it sub-optimal for something that looks like a bug.
This doesn’t really work for me, as what I’m using it for currently is displaying only three items in a small window. I was hoping I could avoid the process of feeding an array into what is a minor feature, but it looks like I’ll have no other choice.
Idk if I’d call it a bug, but it appears to be that it’s loading an empty space for pagination no matter what. Probably laziness on the Wix Team’s side tbh.
