Split item width
Is it possible to use split whilst making one of the items a fixed width for example? Maybe with breakpoints as well. Because currently I have grow set to false and it looks a bit silly:
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Yes I'm using split, but I can't figure out way to have a fixed with or something like that
Try something like this:
The code you sent would be the ideal solution, but the problem is that ->columns is only accepting array|int|string|null, but not a closure. And I need a closure because the planning section is optional and not always visible.
In case it's invisible, the "Algemeen" section should fill the screen.
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ja ok, but you can have the function inside the form function, then define a vairable $columns, and have the as input to
->columns()
Good idea!
Hmm it doesn't work. It's because it all depends on whether this field has a value or not, and apparently I can't change it's value, probably because form is a static function I'm guessing
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You can change values with Get Set
They are called dependable states
or something like that
Dependant fields
Found it! π
Solution
nice
Whilst you can't pass a closure to columns, you can with columnSpan
Thanks for helping out!