The styling applied to cells in locked columns means that they are higher than cells in non-locked columns, so they get out of step:
Also, what is locking supposed to do? I can still move the column and resize it???????
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Also, what is locking supposed to do? I can still move the column and resize it???????
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Are you using an old stylesheet?
If your data can vary in height, then you need to turn on row height sync. {enableRowHeightSync:true} Locking makes them "locked" like the headers, meaning they don't scroll (horizontal). ![]() |
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I'm using ext-all.css. All my rows are the same height - I'm not fiddling about with any styles.
In fact, the unlocked rows shrink in height, not the locked ones growing ![]() ![]() |