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priority-overflow should be able to handle gaps and regular margins #23066
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+1 this is highly annoying visual defect for (I assume) a very common use case. |
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cc~ @evlevy , @tudorpopams , @jurokapsiar , @JustSlone |
Currently the overflow manager has a
padding
property to help account for space that is not a part of element content boxes (mainlymargin
).However, in the case where regular margins are set on overflow items, or the container uses a gap, it would be useful to take that into account during available space calculation.
regularPadding
prop that applies to all overflow items equallypadding
prop ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: