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I've got a columns tab with three stats panels in it. They would fit fine in my row, but they've got a min-height of 150px so they end up with all this space between them.
this drives up the overall height of the column and throws the whole row off.
not sure what the best fix would be -- maybe having a span value for columns like we do for rows?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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* commit 'c19105cf3f2dbefe7aa41caebca5bcf40efff3b7': (51 commits)
Fixed spurious version too low message when elasticsearch is unreachable
Update module.js
fixed typo preventing filters from being applied to topN queries
Removing console.log message
Remove apply, update version to 3.1.0
Add panel height params back in to fix column panel sizing. Closeselastic#1146Closeselastic#1206. Fix share url in firefox
Fix box-sizing in firefox, fix spinner pushing down panel-extra-container, closeselastic#1218
Fix column panel after 430d7fa.
Add jsonpath to license file
Reverting elastic#1163, the overhead is larger than I anticipated and regularly grabbing empty data sets causes some visual oddities
Add margin to bottom of error
Add ignore_unmapped to sorts, closeselastic#1153
Simplify docs, add tooltip, clean up editor
Use a field filter instead of terms filter so that analysis is done on the value. Closeselastic#1166. Closeselastic#1142
Send render whenever window size changes or a panel is resized
Simplify kibanaPanel directive, fix css that stopped overflow:scroll from working on the table panel
Fix for possibility of partial spans
remove commented out less
Add drag to resize panel widths. Closeselastic#329
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I've got a columns tab with three stats panels in it. They would fit fine in my row, but they've got a min-height of 150px so they end up with all this space between them.
this drives up the overall height of the column and throws the whole row off.
not sure what the best fix would be -- maybe having a span value for columns like we do for rows?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: