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I think, it is the contentTag that refers to the sidebar box element (-> opened box). So, why does the function's width argument refer to the toolbarTag?
In fact, in a simple app, I had no problems using boxSidebar. In the context of a more complex app based on golem, the width of the opened sidebar box was always 100%, no matter what I used as argument. Also changing the value for the background argument did not work. So, I inspected the HTML and found, that manipulating the style tag works:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
concerning the arguments of the
boxSidebar
function, there might be an issue.The function looks like that:
I think, it is the
contentTag
that refers to the sidebar box element (-> opened box). So, why does the function'swidth
argument refer to thetoolbarTag
?In fact, in a simple app, I had no problems using
boxSidebar
. In the context of a more complex app based ongolem
, the width of the opened sidebar box was always 100%, no matter what I used as argument. Also changing the value for thebackground
argument did not work. So, I inspected the HTML and found, that manipulating the style tag works:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: