Recalculate element width/height on window resize #68
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@WinterCore - would love to use your library but the issue regarding resizing behaviour may require us to use something else. Could you review this pull request? |
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Great job on this PR |
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@WinterCore any chance you could review this PR and release a new version? |
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Hi,
I believe this addresses #32 and fixes the element sizing when the window is resized.
To keep it performant, I've added the
use-debouncepackage, defaulted the debounce to50msand added an option for users to configure the debounce if required.Tested on my website and seems to have resolved the odd sizing when I played with the window size and the font changes size between different breakpoints.
Thanks 👍