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react-resizable-handle shows up in the panel editor #11771
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At the same time it would be nice to hide the icon in the lover right corner when in kiosk/inactive mode - please evaluate that in solution. |
Cannot repro the resize issue on Chrome/Mac. Looking into icon hiding... |
@davkal I can reproduce it on Ubuntu Chrome and Firefox |
Aha, that's the browser's cursor for the CSS value |
* grafana/master: changelog: add notes about closing grafana#11771 changelog: add notes about closing grafana#11971 Fix singlestat threshold tooltip (grafana#12109) build: only runs db related tests on db. build: integration testing postegres on ci. build: mysql integration testing on ci. changelog: Second epochs are now correctly converted to ms. Fix CSS to hide grid controls in fullscreen/low-activity views provisioning: enable relative path's devenv: improve readme provisioning: place testfiles within testdata folder devenv: script for setting up default datasources devenv: scripts for generating many unique dashboards
This works with |
Just found the comment on the PR:
We use kiosk mode for fullscreen on wall-mounted TVs. I think hiding the controls is warranted there as well. |
@towolf I was thinking that kiosk mode go into inactive mode eventually as well - maybe I was wrong? |
@marefr You're right, I did not expect that and did not wait long enough. The handles do disappear. That's ok then. Even better, for our TVs this can be stacked: |
This is a super minor issue that I notice with recent builds, but do not remember in earlier 5x builds. When you go to the panel editor the bottom right now has a resize icon and changes the cursor. It does not do anything, but is a bit weird.
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