Bug Report

Steps

1. Go to documentation for Ribbon type labels
2. Click the CodeSandbox link in the top-right corner of the examples segment
3. When the checkmark appears, click it to be taken to CodeSandbox
4. When CodeSandbox loads, notice that the URLs for the tags have doubled the URL prefix so they are: `<Im

https://jsfiddle.net/7os91g7n/20/

Reproduction steps:

1. Extend manually columns, so the sum of their widths is larger than container size. The table becomes horizontally scrollable because of resizeMode: 'overflow'.
2. Scroll to the right till the end.
3. Drag the last column (E) to the left.

Existing behavior:
The transparent picture of the column is dragged with an offset from the

The inline editor is slowing down the doc website. We can replace it with a link to CodeSandbox

Based off of conversation in #353, it might be worth adding a simple example of a loader component in the dimmer docs:

<sui-dimmer class="inverted" [isDimmed]="isLoading" [isClickable]="false" [transitionDuration]="200">
    <div class="ui text loader">Loading</div>
</sui-dimmer>

I want to add a few comments to the wiki, as well a few corrections. How can I submit a PR?

In this page there is an error: https://github.com/ratiw/vue-table/wiki/Customize-the-Pagination-Info

info-template="Showing {from} to {to} of {total} entries"
info-no-data-template="Showing 0 to 0 of 0 entries"

instead of

:pagination-info-template="Showing: {from} - {to} out of {total} records"
pagination-info-no-data-template="The requested query return no result"

Currently we use single page layout for components documentation. It would be great to use router and have separate page for buttons and icons, etc.

This way it would look more similar to native Semantic UI documentation, which is additional advantage.

In an example at https://react.semantic-ui.com/modules/sidebar/#states-visible there's a snippet like this:

import React from 'react'
import { Header, Icon, Image, Menu, Segment, Sidebar } from 'semantic-ui-react'

const SidebarExampleVisible = () => (
  <Sidebar.Pushable as={Segment}>
    <Sidebar as={Menu} animation='overlay' icon='labeled' inverted vertical visible width='thin'>
 

Have some sort of examples pages showing the obfuscated code working.

For instance, find some HTML 5 web game here, host it with different options of the obfuscator and explain to the user: "Try to use the Developer Tool on this page" or "Here you can see source maps working".

Overview

As a user, I am directed to app preferences after the launch screen the first time I open the app.