Gareth
Gareth
It might be possible to just modify `computedProps` directly with a listener on window resize, although that is on the hacky side. `this.props` is rarely used directly.
If a table were passed as the element, the second nested `div` would still cause the generated HTML to be invalid. The second `div` is required to ignore pointer events...
The code to do this simply has not yet been written.
No, it is not going to be implemented right away, but if you have a pull request I will be happy to look at it. I imagine one of these...
The behavior of `isInfiniteLoading` was part of the original design which automatically [turned on](https://github.com/seatgeek/react-infinite#function-oninfiniteload) the infinite loading spinner instead of waiting for the user to pass the appropriate prop into...
This is a [working example](https://github.com/seatgeek/react-infinite/blob/master/examples/borderless-window.jsx) with `useWindowAsScrollContainer`. Does that still happen for you on that example?
What browser are you on, and did you try the example in the examples folder?
It should be fine in your fork if it works. The smooth scrolling wrapper no longer seems to be used.
@Jackleberry sorry for the delay! This will be a breaking change that is incompatible with older versions so it will have to wait for an explicitly incompatible release.
What browser is this on? This issue has been noted in mobile browsers, where it seems to be caused by mobile browsers delaying rendering to improve efficiency. We also [recently...