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I agree with that too, although I'm interested how you'd implement tables with good performance because tables tend to become large very quickly (especially when loaded from databases) which means...

I think it's a pretty easy fix where when the elements are anchored to the right, we just subtract the width automatically while calculating the absolute rect, but the main...

Yeah, I agree it is a bug with the dynamic elements, but wouldn't it be nice if when you anchored the right edge of the element to the right, you...

I'll admit that I didn't have too much in mind except it would be easy to replace the `UIContainer` used in the `UIScrollableContainer` to this special container. I thought we...

I think the usage possibility would be when you'd require a container to extend to contained elements but not to the point where you'd need scrollbars, by restricting the `maximum_edges`...

Hi, Thank you for reviewing the pull request. I also found some flaws with this code when resizing the container. I think there are certain other major problems with the...

While renaming the `UIContainer` method `on_anchor_target_changed` to `on_content_moved_or_resized` as you suggested, I saw that the UIElement class has a method called `_on_content_changed` which has no documentation. What exactly does this...

I made some changes using your suggestions. However, I can just not get the container to work properly. It seems to be having some problems with buttons and their texts,...

I think I found the root of the problem. So what happens when we create a new button with dynamic width and height is: 1. First, it creates a full...

I finally was able to fix the problem by eleminating the if condition in `UIElement._set_image` which checks whether the `image_clipping_rect` is 0 and sets the `universal_emtpy_surface` as the `self.image`.