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This is 'best I can tell', I'm not super well versed in CSS grid.
It appears that if you initialize some Field inside a Fields without helptext, it will not generate the row for helpText. This is 👍, for layout reasons. However, if you later add helpText (in for example, an error scenario) it creates a whole new column in which to place the helpText. See attached:
Current Bad Workaround: Pass some whitespace into helpText to ensure the row is properly generated, if you later might need that row.
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Huh, good call. The grid system may be a little inflexible. Honestly, it's a bit hacked anyway... it's been hard to come up with a good, stable solution for vertically-aligned multi-column field layouts.
This is 'best I can tell', I'm not super well versed in CSS grid.
It appears that if you initialize some
Field
inside aFields
without helptext, it will not generate the row for helpText. This is 👍, for layout reasons. However, if you later add helpText (in for example, an error scenario) it creates a whole new column in which to place the helpText. See attached:Current Bad Workaround: Pass some whitespace into helpText to ensure the row is properly generated, if you later might need that row.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: