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DataViews: Apply primary style to first column if there is no title field #73729
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DataViews: Apply primary style to first column if there is no title field #73729
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Besides the classname rename mentioned, the changes work as expected.
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Looks good, thanks!
What?
Closes #73727
Applies the
dataviews-view-table__col-primaryclass to the first column whenhasPrimaryColumnis false as fallback.Why?
When there is no
titleFieldall columns are spaced, leaving unintended gaps in the table as it is assumed that the title field will be there to expand.How?
By applying the same class of the title field to the first column if there is no title field, guaranteeing there will always be an expanding column.
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