fix: table collection padding calculation #603
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Description
The padding calculation for a "table collection" is incorrect for pages with a width other than 708. The renderer should allow this to be overridden. For example, your own site uses 900px for
--notion-max-width
.My proposed fix is to pass in a
pageWidth
property to the renderer. An alternative would be to query the width of thediv.notion-page-content
element on the page. This felt less intrusive.Screenshot: Over-calculated padding, due to the default page width
This PR solves also two more bugs impacting the padding calculation:
useWindowSize
, usingwindow.width
, includes the scrollbar width as part of the page width. Instead,document.documentElement.clientWidth
can be used for just the document width.The table is too wide on narrow screens, caused by the additional two bugs above
Notion Test Page ID
https://adaminthehills.notion.site/Hi-I-m-Adam-164d424ea49f80c9b216c4425ca573c8?pvs=4