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If the content of your Power Apps doesn't fit into that defined height of the web part, a second scrollbar appears (1st scrollbar: the one from the browser/SharePoint page and 2nd scrollbar: the one that appeared in the embedded Power Apps).
It would be super amazing if there would be a feature to define "flexible height" based on the screen height. If, say, the SharePoint page would get more height depending on the content that is in Power Apps, we wouldn't get that ugly second scrollbar for the app.
Despite the suggestion to have Scale to fit on, I turned it off (and replicated responsive design by myself).
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I really love the enhanced Power Apps webpart, so first of all a big THANKS for developing it.
Sample
react-enhanced-powerapps (https://github.com/pnp/sp-dev-fx-webparts/tree/master/samples/react-enhanced-powerapps)
Author
Hugo Bernier
Suggestion
If the content of your Power Apps doesn't fit into that defined height of the web part, a second scrollbar appears (1st scrollbar: the one from the browser/SharePoint page and 2nd scrollbar: the one that appeared in the embedded Power Apps).
It would be super amazing if there would be a feature to define "flexible height" based on the screen height. If, say, the SharePoint page would get more height depending on the content that is in Power Apps, we wouldn't get that ugly second scrollbar for the app.
Despite the suggestion to have Scale to fit on, I turned it off (and replicated responsive design by myself).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: