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If a container has a size and a header, then the compartment will be smaller than the size defined in the notation, because the header also takes some height / size. In other words, the size defined in the notation is the size of the whole element.
However, this causes the container to shrink if a element is moved from the bottom edge to the center/top.
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Follow up to #54
If a container has a size and a header, then the compartment will be smaller than the size defined in the notation, because the header also takes some height / size. In other words, the size defined in the notation is the size of the whole element.
However, this causes the container to shrink if a element is moved from the bottom edge to the center/top.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: