nicklabs-ui 1.0.116 → 1.0.118

package/README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 A Vue 3 component library with glassmorphism design, built for modern web applications.
 
-**Version**: 1.0.116 | **Framework**: Vue 3.5+
+**Version**: 1.0.113 | **Framework**: Vue 3.5+
 
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@@ -1101,8 +1101,6 @@ interface NVirtualTableColumn {
   label: string     // Column header text
   sortable?: boolean
   width?: string    // CSS grid track size (e.g. "120px", "2fr"); defaults to "1fr"
-  minWidth?: string // Lower bound; track is content-driven within [minWidth, maxWidth]
-  maxWidth?: string // Upper bound; track is content-driven within [minWidth, maxWidth]
 }
 ```
 
@@ -1175,19 +1173,6 @@ function handleItemClick(item: User) {
 
 > **Responsive width.** Flexible (`1fr` / unset) columns won't compress below a readable minimum (120px). When the columns' combined minimum width exceeds the container — e.g. on phones — the whole table scrolls horizontally (header and body in sync) instead of squishing the columns. Fixed-width columns keep their exact width.
 
-> **Column sizing.** Each column resolves to a CSS grid `minmax()` track:
->
-> | Setting | Resulting track | Behaviour |
-> | --- | --- | --- |
-> | _(none)_ | `minmax(120px, 1fr)` | Flexible, shares leftover space, min 120px |
-> | `width: "200px"` | `minmax(200px, 200px)` | Fixed at exactly 200px |
-> | `width: "2fr"` | `minmax(120px, 2fr)` | Flexible with a 2× share, min 120px |
-> | `minWidth: "200px"` | `minmax(200px, max-content)` | Content-driven, at least 200px |
-> | `maxWidth: "300px"` | `minmax(0, min(max-content, 300px))` | Content-driven, at most 300px |
-> | `minWidth: "150px", maxWidth: "400px"` | `minmax(150px, min(max-content, 400px))` | Content-driven, clamped to 150–400px |
->
-> When `minWidth` and/or `maxWidth` is set the track becomes **content-driven** (hugs the cell content) instead of flexible, clamped to those bounds: below `minWidth` it stays at `minWidth`, above `maxWidth` it stops at `maxWidth`, and in between it hugs the content. A content-driven column does **not** absorb leftover space the way `1fr` does — if every column is bounded/fixed, leftover space shows as blank on the right. Leave at least one column unset (or `Nfr`) to soak up the remainder. Otherwise the single `width` value drives the fixed-or-flexible behaviour above.
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 #### NList