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I believe you would have to set hard widths to avoid expensive reflows (layout recalculation). Min/max width are much more expensive, particularly in a very tal
by erichurkman 13y ago
I believe you would have to set hard widths to avoid expensive reflows (layout recalculation). Min/max width are much more expensive, particularly in a very tall table.
- acdha 13y agoThat's likely - I wasn't sure whether anyone implemented the optimization of stopping as soon as you've maxed out a fixed width table but you could certainly do something similar by hand when rendering the page and set fixed widths based on the ratio of column sizes.