Need to target specific child cell in table using React
I'm working on a horizontally scrolling table in React, however the requirement is that the right column and left column must be fixed and they could be filled with any content. Styling wise, I already have the part about being fixed and scrolling functional. However, I need to adjust the padding of the cell next to the first and last cells to make up for the extra space.
componentDidMount () {
if(this.props.rightFixedCol) {
console.log('right col should be fixed')
//Code to find width, and add it to the padding of next cell
}
if(this.props.leftFixedCol) {
console.log('left col should be fixed')
//Code to find width, and add it to the padding of next cell
}
}
This makes it easy to handle when they need to be fixed, however, targeting those cells is the hard part. I can't mess with the HTML, only the wrapper which contains the React component. Usually I would just use querySelectorAll, but since that's not an option inside the React component, I'm a bit stumped.
So how do I get the last cell in a row's width within "this" table? and then how do I set the second to last cell's right padding using React?
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 20 at 20:18
RJ McLain
1
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I'm working on a horizontally scrolling table in React, however the requirement is that the right column and left column must be fixed and they could be filled with any content. Styling wise, I already have the part about being fixed and scrolling functional. However, I need to adjust the padding of the cell next to the first and last cells to make up for the extra space.
componentDidMount () {
if(this.props.rightFixedCol) {
console.log('right col should be fixed')
//Code to find width, and add it to the padding of next cell
}
if(this.props.leftFixedCol) {
console.log('left col should be fixed')
//Code to find width, and add it to the padding of next cell
}
}
This makes it easy to handle when they need to be fixed, however, targeting those cells is the hard part. I can't mess with the HTML, only the wrapper which contains the React component. Usually I would just use querySelectorAll, but since that's not an option inside the React component, I'm a bit stumped.
So how do I get the last cell in a row's width within "this" table? and then how do I set the second to last cell's right padding using React?
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 20 at 20:18
RJ McLain
1
You should add a class in your HTML based onthis.props.rightFixedColorthis.props.leftFixedCol. Then let your CSS handle the rest.
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 20:46
@HubertJarema I have done that for the basic styling, however, I also need the specific width of that particular cell, in order to have it function as needed. Which is the problem I'm running into.
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 21:08
Can you calculate it and add inline CSS style when rendering?
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 21:22
@HubertJarema that's what I'm attempting to do, but unsure how
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 22:43
Like this: reactjs.org/docs/dom-elements.html#style
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 21 at 15:11
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I'm working on a horizontally scrolling table in React, however the requirement is that the right column and left column must be fixed and they could be filled with any content. Styling wise, I already have the part about being fixed and scrolling functional. However, I need to adjust the padding of the cell next to the first and last cells to make up for the extra space.
componentDidMount () {
if(this.props.rightFixedCol) {
console.log('right col should be fixed')
//Code to find width, and add it to the padding of next cell
}
if(this.props.leftFixedCol) {
console.log('left col should be fixed')
//Code to find width, and add it to the padding of next cell
}
}
This makes it easy to handle when they need to be fixed, however, targeting those cells is the hard part. I can't mess with the HTML, only the wrapper which contains the React component. Usually I would just use querySelectorAll, but since that's not an option inside the React component, I'm a bit stumped.
So how do I get the last cell in a row's width within "this" table? and then how do I set the second to last cell's right padding using React?
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 20 at 20:18
RJ McLain
1
I'm working on a horizontally scrolling table in React, however the requirement is that the right column and left column must be fixed and they could be filled with any content. Styling wise, I already have the part about being fixed and scrolling functional. However, I need to adjust the padding of the cell next to the first and last cells to make up for the extra space.
componentDidMount () {
if(this.props.rightFixedCol) {
console.log('right col should be fixed')
//Code to find width, and add it to the padding of next cell
}
if(this.props.leftFixedCol) {
console.log('left col should be fixed')
//Code to find width, and add it to the padding of next cell
}
}
This makes it easy to handle when they need to be fixed, however, targeting those cells is the hard part. I can't mess with the HTML, only the wrapper which contains the React component. Usually I would just use querySelectorAll, but since that's not an option inside the React component, I'm a bit stumped.
So how do I get the last cell in a row's width within "this" table? and then how do I set the second to last cell's right padding using React?
javascript reactjs
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 20 at 20:18
RJ McLain
1
asked Nov 20 at 20:18
RJ McLain
1
asked Nov 20 at 20:18
RJ McLain
1
asked Nov 20 at 20:18
RJ McLain
1
asked Nov 20 at 20:18
RJ McLain
1
1
You should add a class in your HTML based onthis.props.rightFixedColorthis.props.leftFixedCol. Then let your CSS handle the rest.
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 20:46
@HubertJarema I have done that for the basic styling, however, I also need the specific width of that particular cell, in order to have it function as needed. Which is the problem I'm running into.
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 21:08
Can you calculate it and add inline CSS style when rendering?
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 21:22
@HubertJarema that's what I'm attempting to do, but unsure how
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 22:43
Like this: reactjs.org/docs/dom-elements.html#style
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 21 at 15:11
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You should add a class in your HTML based onthis.props.rightFixedColorthis.props.leftFixedCol. Then let your CSS handle the rest.
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 20:46
@HubertJarema I have done that for the basic styling, however, I also need the specific width of that particular cell, in order to have it function as needed. Which is the problem I'm running into.
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 21:08
Can you calculate it and add inline CSS style when rendering?
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 21:22
@HubertJarema that's what I'm attempting to do, but unsure how
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 22:43
Like this: reactjs.org/docs/dom-elements.html#style
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 21 at 15:11
You should add a class in your HTML based on
this.props.rightFixedCol or this.props.leftFixedCol. Then let your CSS handle the rest.– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 20:46
You should add a class in your HTML based on
this.props.rightFixedCol or this.props.leftFixedCol. Then let your CSS handle the rest.– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 20:46
@HubertJarema I have done that for the basic styling, however, I also need the specific width of that particular cell, in order to have it function as needed. Which is the problem I'm running into.
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 21:08
@HubertJarema I have done that for the basic styling, however, I also need the specific width of that particular cell, in order to have it function as needed. Which is the problem I'm running into.
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 21:08
Can you calculate it and add inline CSS style when rendering?
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 21:22
Can you calculate it and add inline CSS style when rendering?
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 21:22
@HubertJarema that's what I'm attempting to do, but unsure how
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 22:43
@HubertJarema that's what I'm attempting to do, but unsure how
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 22:43
Like this: reactjs.org/docs/dom-elements.html#style
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 21 at 15:11
Like this: reactjs.org/docs/dom-elements.html#style
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 21 at 15:11
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You should add a class in your HTML based on
this.props.rightFixedColorthis.props.leftFixedCol. Then let your CSS handle the rest.– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 20:46
@HubertJarema I have done that for the basic styling, however, I also need the specific width of that particular cell, in order to have it function as needed. Which is the problem I'm running into.
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 21:08
Can you calculate it and add inline CSS style when rendering?
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 20 at 21:22
@HubertJarema that's what I'm attempting to do, but unsure how
– RJ McLain
Nov 20 at 22:43
Like this: reactjs.org/docs/dom-elements.html#style
– Hubert Jarema
Nov 21 at 15:11