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When you have more that 4 steps in your customer journey, the left column of the nerdpack remains the same height as if it had 4, but the height of the other columns increases to fit actual number of steps.
Steps to Reproduce
Open journeyConfig.js in a code editor
Add an extra object to the steps array
Expected Behavior
What should happen is that the height of the left column should grow, just like the height of the other columns grows so that all of the rows across all of the columns should be aligned.
Potential solution
This is a bit of a hack but until we find the time to properly fix this it will do imo: Create classes which you can apply to the left column depending how many rows there are (maybe just 3 or 4).
Your Environment
NR1 CLI version used: @datanerd/nr1/1.19.5 darwin-x64 node-v10.16.3
Browser name and version: Chrome 80.0.3987.122 (Build oficial) (64 bits)
Operating System and version: MacOS Catalina 10.15.3 (19D76)
danielgolden
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When you have any more than 4 steps in your journey, the rows down match up
When you have any more than 4 steps in your journey, the rows don't match up
Mar 4, 2020
Description
When you have more that 4 steps in your customer journey, the left column of the nerdpack remains the same height as if it had 4, but the height of the other columns increases to fit actual number of steps.
Steps to Reproduce
journeyConfig.js
in a code editorsteps
arrayExpected Behavior
What should happen is that the height of the left column should grow, just like the height of the other columns grows so that all of the rows across all of the columns should be aligned.
Potential solution
This is a bit of a hack but until we find the time to properly fix this it will do imo: Create classes which you can apply to the left column depending how many rows there are (maybe just 3 or 4).
Your Environment
Extra context
Here's an example if you have access to our internal Slack workspace: https://newrelic.slack.com/archives/CS537HN3A/p1581690341132400
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