oolib 2.64.1 → 2.64.2
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@@ -13,12 +13,12 @@ var themes_1 = require("../../../../themes");
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var mixins_1 = require("../../../../themes/mixins");
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var globalVariables_1 = require("../../../../globalStyles/globalVariables");
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/** for lightbox shell */
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exports.StyledOptionsAnimateWrapper = styled_components_1.default.div(templateObject_1 || (templateObject_1 = __makeTemplateObject(["\n height: ", ";\n width: ", ";\n overflow: hidden;\n ", ";\n ", ";\n border-width: ", "; //hack, otherwsie this shit line shows when options are closed\n"], ["\n height: ", ";\n width: ", ";\n overflow: hidden;\n ", ";\n ", ";\n border-width: ", "; //hack, otherwsie this shit line shows when options are closed\n"])), function (_a) {
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exports.StyledOptionsAnimateWrapper = styled_components_1.default.div(templateObject_1 || (templateObject_1 = __makeTemplateObject(["\n height: ", ";\n /**\n 'else 100%' is very important. \n what this does is, on first render, it allows the optionsWrapper within to take whatever width \n its supposed to i.e max-content / 100% width of select / 36rem.\n Then on the next render (after the ref has already been attached to optionsWrapper), the proper width\n gets calculated and passed to this component.\n\n Without this 100%, this will not work > scenarios where there is enough space for the dropdown to \n stretch to the width of the select OR 36rem. Instead it will always stick to its min-width which is \n max-content\n */\n width: ", ";\n overflow: hidden;\n ", ";\n ", ";\n border-width: ", "; //hack, otherwsie this shit line shows when options are closed\n"], ["\n height: ", ";\n /**\n 'else 100%' is very important. \n what this does is, on first render, it allows the optionsWrapper within to take whatever width \n its supposed to i.e max-content / 100% width of select / 36rem.\n Then on the next render (after the ref has already been attached to optionsWrapper), the proper width\n gets calculated and passed to this component.\n\n Without this 100%, this will not work > scenarios where there is enough space for the dropdown to \n stretch to the width of the select OR 36rem. Instead it will always stick to its min-width which is \n max-content\n */\n width: ", ";\n overflow: hidden;\n ", ";\n ", ";\n border-width: ", "; //hack, otherwsie this shit line shows when options are closed\n"])), function (_a) {
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var isOpen = _a.isOpen, openHeight = _a.openHeight;
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return isOpen ? (openHeight ? openHeight + 'px' : 'auto') : 0;
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}, function (_a) {
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var width = _a.width;
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return width + 'px';
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return width ? width + 'px' : '100%';
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}, (0, mixins_1.transition)('height', 'border-width'), globalVariables_1.globalLightboxStyle, function (_a) {
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var isOpen = _a.isOpen;
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return isOpen ? '1px' : 0;
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