Angular mat table rows are overlapping during expand collapse of inner tables

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We are working on angular (version 12) mat table we has expand and collapse functionality. Upon expanding and collapsing inner tables the row contents are overlapping.

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We have debugged from developers tools but didn't help. seeking your help to resolve this issues.

Posted 5-Jun-24 2:04am

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Richard Deeming 5-Jun-24 8:17am

We cannot see your screen. We cannot access your computer. We cannot read your mind.

Without access to your code, nobody can help you.

And just saying "we need assistance" without explaining precisely what you have tried and where you are stuck suggests you have tried nothing, and just want someone else to do your job for you.

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Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 1 · 2024-06-05T06:53:00

As Richard said in the comment, we can't see your code so we can't help debug it. Only you are going to be able to do that, but you have a handy tool available to you. If you open up the browser dev tools, you can actually see your layout. I'm pretty much going to guarantee that you have styles that are breaking your rendering - with diligence, you should be able to identify that in there. You will probably have to select different elements to see their effect, but this is likely to be your best means of solving your problem.

Learning how to use the tools available to you is an invaluable tool in your quest to become a better developer. Browser dev tools - learn to use them as they save you so much pain (oh, and you can play around with the styles there to see the effect).