can you pull the view on toggle down to the green highlighted row? people would understand faster

can you pull the view on toggle down to the green highlighted row? people would understand faster

I am sorry, I do not understand what you mean exactly. Can you please explain this in more detail?

sure, sorry.

• on toggle on the hightlight
• the user is automatically scrolled or moved to the right page
• and the user sees its own green highlighted offer

is this possible?

sure, sorry.

* on toggle on the hightlight

* the user is automatically scrolled or moved to the right page

* and the user sees its own green highlighted offer

is this possible?

Ah, thanks for clarifying.

Of course that would be possible. However, isn't it kind of unexpected to scroll down on click on a toggle?
What about showing a users offer separately, e.g. above the table, in addition to highlighting the table row?

Notes from discussion:

• Orderbook should get a sticky header
• Toggle is disabled till the users order in the local orderbook
• On toggle, pagination is set to "display all" and offer should scroll into view

Notes from discussion:

* [ ]  Orderbook should get a sticky header

* [ ]  Toggle is disabled till the users order in the local orderbook

* [ ]  On toggle, pagination is set to "display all" and offer should scroll into view

Thought about this some more.

1. Sticky header is difficult, as the table would need a min-height. Does not look nice. ❌
2. Disable toggle till the offer is in the list: Done ✅
3. Scrolling to the offer while setting pagination to "display all" feels confusing

What feels like a good solution to point #3 is:
Ability to pin the offer to the top of the list.
It seems to be the easiest and achieves what should be done: Being able to compare ones own offer to other offers.

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Offer absent (toggle disabled + subtitle hint)

Offer present

Offer present, highlighted

Offer present, pinned to top

What do you think @editwentyone ?

@theborakompanioni i'm fine with the changes :) you can merge