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Greetings!
First of all I wanna say thank you for making such a beautiful and useful UI library.
Now, to the main thing, I wonder how can I improve performance (smoothness) of my application. Basically, I have a list of 50 items per page and each is an collapsible component within which could be two additional collapsibles for tables.
I had to turn off the default padding and min-height properties to achieve the desired style. The issue I have with the component is when I have more than five collapsibles, at which point it's visually struggling to open. (It works just fine, but it's laggy)
As a temporary fix I turned off the transition property. (Also, the entire animation takes ~50ms more than it is defined in css ... .2s -> 250ms)
I am using each of these components in client-side components in next.js app.
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Greetings!
First of all I wanna say thank you for making such a beautiful and useful UI library.
Now, to the main thing, I wonder how can I improve performance (smoothness) of my application. Basically, I have a list of 50 items per page and each is an collapsible component within which could be two additional collapsibles for tables.
Basically all of my collapsibles look like this:
I had to turn off the default padding and min-height properties to achieve the desired style. The issue I have with the component is when I have more than five collapsibles, at which point it's visually struggling to open. (It works just fine, but it's laggy)
As a temporary fix I turned off the transition property. (Also, the entire animation takes ~50ms more than it is defined in css ... .2s -> 250ms)
I am using each of these components in client-side components in
next.js
app.Again, thank you for all your work.
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