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some wacky align-horizontal buisness going on #5345
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@rodrigogiraoserrao continues to receive praise for his teaching style... |
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Fixed in v0.89.1 |
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for some reason using "align" for me in css is affecting the class and not just the children of the class, which was leading to a funky interaction with "dock", i think its trying to align itself to the center of the docked position, eg
having "dock: right;" and "align-horizontal: center;" in a widgets css class would result in the widget ending up aligning itself relative to the center of the dock
in the likely event im a dumbass and missed some obvious important documentation please forgive me for taking up your time
im using the funky windows terminal with powershell in a venv with recent pip installs of rich and textual
video of the wacky stuff:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/584f5857-485c-4a7c-bf10-1d37dc56683d
the code causing said wack stuff:
test.zip
ps this library is amazing and "Rodrigo here for textualise" is a better teacher than all of my profs combined :D tysm!
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