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Fix short Firefox cell height for dropdown cells#665
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Looking at Percy, this seems to fix what I wanted on Firefox (and there are 11 more Firefox changes in the diff), but it also seems to shorten rows without dropdowns (?), including in Chrome. |
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OK, I changed the style rules and got it down to 11 Firefox diffs and 0 Chrome diffs, which is what I want. Please review when you have a chance @Marc-Andre-Rivet |
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@wbrgss Updated the branch and added a changelog file |
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Fixes #663 (issue described in detail there; TLDR Firefox table cell height is off)
Solution from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3215553/make-a-div-fill-an-entire-table-cell#comment40719119_7600749I don't think this has any side effects with Chrome; i.e. it only helps parity between Chrome and FF rendering.