Add resizable columns to rich text tables #273
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| const handleMouseMove = (event: MouseEvent) => { | ||
| const deltaX = event.clientX - startX; | ||
| const nextLeftWidth = Math.max(MIN_COLUMN_WIDTH, leftWidth + deltaX); | ||
| const nextRightWidth = Math.max(MIN_COLUMN_WIDTH, rightWidth - deltaX); | ||
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| cols[columnIndex].style.width = `${nextLeftWidth}px`; | ||
| cols[columnIndex + 1].style.width = `${nextRightWidth}px`; |
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Column resizing only updates the DOM widths on the existing <col> elements (cols[columnIndex].style.width = …, cols[columnIndex + 1].style.width = …) without writing any corresponding data into the Lexical editor state. Because serialization still relies on $generateHtmlFromNodes, any resized widths are dropped as soon as the document is saved or reloaded, so users lose their column adjustments after persisting content.
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