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The table header alignment does not match the alignment of the table cells. A sample of the rendered output shows that the text-start class takes precedence over the alignment choice:
To fix this, I suggest removing the hardcoded text-start class. If needed, you could modify the matching logic to add text-start as a fallback default when no other alignment is specified.
I could create a PR for this, but I don't know what effect simply removing the hard coded CSS entry will have on other uses, so you may need to consider updating the matching logic as well.
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What happened?
The table header alignment does not match the alignment of the table cells. A sample of the rendered output shows that the
text-start
class takes precedence over the alignment choice:This seems to happen because text-start is hardcoded on line 42 of the Blade file:
filament-table-repeatable-entry/resources/views/table-repeatable-entry.blade.php
Lines 40 to 60 in 24f2cb7
To fix this, I suggest removing the hardcoded text-start class. If needed, you could modify the matching logic to add text-start as a fallback default when no other alignment is specified.
How to reproduce the bug
To reproduce:
Package Version
1.0.3
PHP Version
8.3.10
Laravel Version
11.21.0
Which operating systems does with happen with?
No response
Notes
I could create a PR for this, but I don't know what effect simply removing the hard coded CSS entry will have on other uses, so you may need to consider updating the matching logic as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: