The page width and height is a calculated illusion. The nav bar is always on top, the rest of the body is calculated to take exactly the rest space so that there is no scrolling happen on the whole page scale. When scrolling happens, it only happens locally, meaning, the nav bar will not move. Right now the Employee List style is set to 100 view height and width, which breaks out of the window. Also the scroll behaviour is set as default even though there is no need to scroll. The expected behaviour should be, the Employee List is set to the prefered height and width from the props or fall back to default(a reasonable value) value if props is lacking the info. When there is overflow, the scroll bar will appear, but when there is not enough items, the scroll bar should be kept hidden. @ajyxc please supervise.
The page width and height is a calculated illusion. The nav bar is always on top, the rest of the body is calculated to take exactly the rest space so that there is no scrolling happen on the whole page scale. When scrolling happens, it only happens locally, meaning, the nav bar will not move. Right now the Employee List style is set to 100 view height and width, which breaks out of the window. Also the scroll behaviour is set as default even though there is no need to scroll. The expected behaviour should be, the Employee List is set to the prefered height and width from the props or fall back to default(a reasonable value) value if props is lacking the info. When there is overflow, the scroll bar will appear, but when there is not enough items, the scroll bar should be kept hidden. @ajyxc please supervise.