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If one of the elements of a virtual-scroller is another virtual-scroller, perhaps it could delegate size estimation to that element, which has a better idea of the true size. This came up when trying out the sticky demo. Scrolling down leads to a jumpy scrollbar, because the estimations are off.
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I think we need to talk about how content can indicate it's expected rendered size to the scroller. Without it, initial layout can get things badly wrong and require multiple passes.
fergald
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Nested virtual scrollers could estimate sizes better
Need API to commnicate expected sizes of content
Aug 31, 2019
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If one of the elements of a virtual-scroller is another virtual-scroller, perhaps it could delegate size estimation to that element, which has a better idea of the true size. This came up when trying out the sticky demo. Scrolling down leads to a jumpy scrollbar, because the estimations are off.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: