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I have a tree table using bootstrap skin and I noticed that selected nodes (non-root ones) had the blue background color bleed through the borders of the table container, as shown in the image .
(I made the borders black for better visibility)
Looking through the html I noticed that when using the table ext the tree structure is different, instead of being an <li>, each node is a <td> and so the indentation is done by incrementing the element's margin-left attribute by the configured indentation. The usage of margin-left for this seemed strange to me and so I tried manually changing it to padding-left and achieved success with the element no longer bleeding past the borders.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a tree table using bootstrap skin and I noticed that selected nodes (non-root ones) had the blue background color bleed through the borders of the table container, as shown in the image .
(I made the borders black for better visibility)
Looking through the html I noticed that when using the
table
ext the tree structure is different, instead of being an<li>
, each node is a<td>
and so the indentation is done by incrementing the element'smargin-left
attribute by the configuredindentation
. The usage ofmargin-left
for this seemed strange to me and so I tried manually changing it topadding-left
and achieved success with the element no longer bleeding past the borders.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: