Extra-small column width in dataframes
LasseDamtoft opened this issue · comments
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Summary
I have a dataframe for a sports league and with a games (and other) column called "G" and numerical values of 1-2 digits.
On a desktop the dataframe looks fine, because there is usually enough space to view the entire dataframe, but on mobile screens, you have to scroll left-right to see all columns. This could be mitigated by columns being more narrow.
For now the minimum width a column can have is wide enough to contain four numerical digits, which would be nice if this could be lowered. If I use the width="small" value in the column_config the columns become even wider, so a solution could be an "even-smaller" width option or even a numerical one or simply that the minimum width is lowered.
This is as small/narrow as it will go, but as can be seen the contents would still be visible at half the width.
Why?
It would allow to fit more simple columns into a screen without scrolling and as such improve user experience.
How?
A solution could be an "even-smaller" width option or even a numerical one or simply that the minimum width is lowered to allow for columns containing only a single digit/character.
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