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Hey @luke-z, thanks for your reply! Yeah, I was hoping to not have to trigger a re-render, as it seemed quite expensive, seeing as the DataTable does have perf issues...

> What are you doing with the name? For display purposes, retrieving it for an `include`/`exclude` list in `KeepAlive`, and other use cases that apply for the Options API.

I tried using the `ref` approach listed above, and while it did work, it made the scrollbar resize as you scrolled down. Another solution is possibly use VueUse's [useVirtualList](https://vueuse.org/core/useVirtualList/#usevirtuallist). An...

@rocher71 After creating this issue, I posted on the [ProseMirror forums](https://discuss.prosemirror.net/t/gapcursor-with-custom-components/5773), came up with a solution, but it didn't work well with keyboard navigation. I eventually came across several GH...

@rocher71 Glad the solution posted there helped you! Unfortunately for us, we had highly custom components, so disabling GapCursor was not an option, due to keyboard navigation and using the...

I was having this issue as well when using the "[hybrid](https://primevue.org/theming/unstyled/#hybrid)" theme. I downloaded the base CSS files from [these docs](https://tailwind.primevue.org/vite) ([releases page](https://github.com/primefaces/primevue-tailwind/releases)), and I modified the td background color...

> If you want to get warning on unimported components, you can try enabling `vueCompilerOptions.strictTemplates` in `tsconfig.json`. I tried this, and while the quick fix still doesn't work, I do...

> In theory, you should be able to use the tab completion to achieve the same fix effect. Oh, that's interesting... that does work in VSCode, however, it doesn't work...