DO NOT MERGE: demonstrate that large multiline values cause whitespace underneath input #1893
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Woah - this is an interesting one. I suspect that the grid layout positioned elements are not pushing the extra space below, but maybe the hidden input itself. Either way, this should be an interesting puzzle. You can file a UI Platform bug in linear if you haven't already |
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In very hand-wavy imprecise terms, the
nds-multiline-input-gridcomponent appears to be adding its total height -- not just the height that it is displaying in the input -- to the page. If you have a very large input value, such as a long list of institution settings, the result is that there is unused white space beneath the input. If you reduce the input, the white space shrinks.Screen.Recording.2025-10-28.at.11.23.00.AM.mov