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[Grid] Column width doesn't behave predictably when using a base width combined with responsive widths #791

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noinkling opened this issue Jun 2, 2019 · 2 comments
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noinkling commented Jun 2, 2019

Bug Report

Essentially the same report as made here: Semantic-Org/Semantic-UI-React#2869

Read my comment in that issue for why I think it should be considered a bug.

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2.7.5

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noinkling commented Jun 2, 2019

As for suggestions how you might fix it I'm not too sure. Link to the relevant stylesheet.

You could require the base width to come directly before column and then change the attribute selectors to read [class*="one wide column"], etc. But that introduces order-dependent behaviour which I believe kinda goes against the SUI philosophy.

Otherwise maybe you could put the base width declarations below the media query ones and remove !important - but it's probably there for a reason, right? Never mind, that wouldn't help.

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lubber-de commented Feb 24, 2023

I dont see the need for a change, at least in the current codebase. It is working as expected
An "eight wide two wide mobile six wide tablet column" will display

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