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    Row Misalignment in ListGrid When Any Column is Frozen

    Hello Isomorphic ,

    I am facing a persistent row misalignment issue in a SmartGWT ListGrid whenever any column is set as frozen. The problem is especially noticeable when scrolling.

    What I Have Already Tried:
    • Setting setEnforceVClipping(true)
    • Adjusting setCellHeight
    • Setting setFixedRecordHeights(true) and also setFixedRecordHeights(false)
    • Other relevant methods to ensure consistent row heights

    Despite these efforts, the issue persists. The frozen and unfrozen fields remain misaligned.

    Is there a known workaround or fix for this issue? Or is this a bug that needs to be addressed?
    Thank you for your help!
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    #2
    software01 I have seen this before (search the forums) and also seen it fixed afterwards. You are gonna be asked for your version and exact build date next, so better always post it in the first post.
    Also, can you reproduce in the showcase?

    Best regards
    Blama

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      #3
      You have a checkmark image that, as styled, is far tall than the text in the frozen columns. fixedRowHeights + enforceVClipping does solve this, but would result in the image being cut off at the bottom.

      Alternatively, a larger cell height would solve this, which you also claim to have done, but if you had done this, then the rows on the left would be tall enough to accommodate the checkmark image on the right, but they are not.

      So, your screenshot is very clearly inconsistent with the settings you claim to be using.

      This is a pattern we have seen from you repeatedly - many implausible and ultimately unreproducible "bugs" filed - and we're not sure what to make of it. We have previously speculated that you are trying to blame unrelated project delays on issues with our software. Just keep in mind these forums are public.

      Anyway, you already know that we're going to ask for a reproducible test case with no external CSS. And presumably you'll never post it - most threads end that way.

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