fix: Explicitly set row and column start and end in Overlap CSS #1776
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What
The Overlap CSS currently uses
grid-area: 1 / -1
. This is a shorthand forgrid-row-start: 1
grid-column-start: -1
.This PR changes that to
grid-row
/grid-column
1 / -1
.Why
I don't think
grid-row-start: 1
grid-column-start: -1
says what we want to say. We want all Overlap children to start on the first row / column and end on the last row / column.Functionally it doesn't matter, because there usually only is 1 row and 1 column. A user could put a
Grid.Cell
or something in Overlap though, which would create more rows / columns.How
By changing the CSS.
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