The interactive table widget currently appears to have a fixed column width setting per column. This can be a problem if you only want to display at max a single digit or character (think of it as e.g. a step sequence or a status letter) in this column and urgently need the remaining space to show other more important information…
Hello, How did you make this smaller column width?
Saw @Mohamed 's other post and came looking for a product request regarding this, as this has been a pain for us for years. We have the same needs as OP, where we frequently will have a single column that’s just there to show a unicode or SVG icon, and we don’t need it to be wide at all, so the end result is wasted space on screen.
@Mohamed if you need to make the columns narrower, the column width is technically exposed in the JSON definition of the app / widget, and can be edited manually. If you’d like to have a look, I’m in the very early stages of building out a toolkit I’m calling Triumphant that gives you more manual access to edit widget and trigger definitions via tulip’s copy-paste functionality. It basically lets you copy from Tulip, paste into the tool, make your changes, then copy it again, and paste back into Tulip. If you copy an embedded table widget and paste it into the tool, right now it will let you directly specify column widths in px, and without the arbitrary limit imposed by the app editor.
