Aiday Marlen Kyzy
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* work in progress make it scrollabel * adding changes * adding changes * cleaning the code * cleaning the code * not usnig a vertical scrollbar * scanning the dom node only on mouse over * requires tweaking * now the scrollbar can be used alongside the hovering on the sticky scroll * setting handle mouse wheel to false in order not to scroll vertically inside of the scrollable element with wheel * separated the line numbers and the actual line in order to be able to just move one of the scrollbars, the editor one and the line numbers remain the same * cleanin the code * we are able to make the full line appear * the width is correctly updated on the width layout change of the editor * only rendering when top scroll changed, not when horizontal scroll changed * using the correct editor layout info, not the one saved in the constructor * setting the linehtml node style width to 100% so that the whole line is covered, but still not covered after the end of the viewport * changing the total width after rendering * placing the color into sticky line number * removing the direct setting of the colors * adding the background color inside of sticky line number * using the view zone in order to increase the scroll width of the editor * placing the view zone at the very bottom of the file * limiting the scrollable dom height to the height of the sticky widget lines node inside, so now the sticky widget works as before * cleaning the code * cleaning the code * removing useless variable * adding 100 pixels in order to see the end of the line * removing the console logs * putting back the check to what it was * using the same string convention * adding inheritance properties in order for the background color to be propagated * cleaning the code * cleaning the code * using or instead of and in the zone accessos * cleaning the code * cleaning the code * cleaning the CSS * chaning the order of the CSS properties * cleaning the code * Improve rendering * No need to resize the widget from the outside, the widget resizes itself * placing the focus method inside of the sticky widget * céeanig the code * Minor tweaks * Also update widget width when the scroll width changes * Allow overlay widgets to pass in a minimum content width * Also update the min content width if the position doesn't change * defining method for mi content width in px * updating the minimum content width * adding setting in order to be able to control whether sticky scroll scrolling should be influenced by editor horizontal scrolling * removing redundant new line * Fix typo * Extract code in a function --------- Co-authored-by: Alexandru Dima <alexdima@microsoft.com>
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