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When using gr.DataFrame with both pinned_columns and a custom column_widths list, only the first column stays pinned. Additional columns that should also be pinned remain unpinned. Removing column_widths fixes the problem, and multiple columns become pinned as intended
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Reproduction
Create a gr.DataFrame with pinned_columns=2 (to freeze the first two columns) and also provide a column_widths list
Launch the app, then scroll horizontally if needed.
Expected behavior: Both the first and second columns remain pinned/frozen on the left side when scrolling.
Actual behavior: Only the first column remains pinned on horizontal scroll. The second column scrolls normally and does not stay pinned.
Describe the bug
When using
gr.DataFrame
with bothpinned_columns
and a customcolumn_widths
list, only the first column stays pinned. Additional columns that should also be pinned remain unpinned. Removing column_widths fixes the problem, and multiple columns become pinned as intendedHave you searched existing issues? 🔎
Reproduction
Create a
gr.DataFrame
withpinned_columns=2
(to freeze the first two columns) and also provide acolumn_widths
listLaunch the app, then scroll horizontally if needed.
Expected behavior: Both the first and second columns remain pinned/frozen on the left side when scrolling.
Actual behavior: Only the first column remains pinned on horizontal scroll. The second column scrolls normally and does not stay pinned.
Screenshot
Please refer to this : embeddings-benchmark/mteb#2044 (comment)
System Info
Severity
I can work around it
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