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• allan Posts: 64,610Questions: 1Answers: 10,683 Site admin

  June 11

  There isn't anything built in for that I'm afraid. The answer is almost certainly yes - it is just a case of CSS having the box position: absolute - try:

  div.dtsp-searchPane div.dt-container {
    position: absolute;
    width: fit-content;
  }
  

  Allan
• wadeparallon Posts: 96Questions: 10Answers: 0

  June 12

  Okay, assuming then my only recourse is to mess with CSS from here on out?

  
• allan Posts: 64,610Questions: 1Answers: 10,683 Site admin

  June 13

  It isn't something that I'm currently planning on putting into SearchPanes core if that is what you mean? I'd want a way to show that a collapsed pane has an active filter before I merged an option for this in (it does actually need that anyway really). It is a nice idea though, I do like it.

  Allan
• wadeparallon Posts: 96Questions: 10Answers: 0

  June 15

  I think what you are speaking to is one of the main feedbacks I've gotten on SearchPanes.. there is no way to know if there is an active filter on a box unless the X isn't disabled when collapsed...

  My suggestion is make the search box more like the select2 or selectize where it shows, as an example if NEW was selected, (new x) badge you can click off whatever is selected, but you can still search values in the field.

  Oh like this, the example was easier to find than I thought
  
• allan Posts: 64,610Questions: 1Answers: 10,683 Site admin

  June 16

  Yes, I can see that style of UI might be useful for SearchPanes. Many thanks for the feedback - it is something that I am planning on reworking at some point and I'll take this into account then.

  Allan