Thank you! This is exactly the same render that I get. I could try and widen the column. I've grown to like the narrower width when reading graphics papers like this but I understand it's not for everybody.
Hey @anonzzzies, first of all I am still alone working on this project right now. Please see my response above on column resizing, it will not come anytime soon I think.
I think this is actually a little subtle: if you don’t have fixed-width columns then changing the visibility (or more strictly the display property) of rows can require column widths to be recalculated which is often pretty slow. It’s easy to say that obviously you should just set fixed widths but it is pretty hard to decide what they should be in practice if you want the page to still work when someone resizes their window.
I actually like it quite a bit . . . The lack of triple-nested faux windows is nice and I usually set things to display compactly anyway, so there's that.
It looks like some people are having font issues, though. I'm not seeing any overlap between the columns, but there's a lot visible in some of the linked images.
Oh great! I guess the columns are not properly rendered because there are a lot of columns. That looks like a bug to me. I just created two issues and will release a bug fix soon.
It's not entirely fixed-width, though. One nested column (the one containing the actual content) is fixed-width and left-justified within another column that expands to fill the window with whitespace. It's hideous.
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