Width calculation is off in IE10 > about react-input-autosize HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks, any idea how to add that without including a .css file in the project?

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I guess a general css-fix is a bit hacky (and removing native browser functionality is probably not that good)
A better fix would be to find out if the user has the ::-ms-clear / ::-ms-reveal, and calculate the offset. Not sure how though :)

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There seems to be another issue with the width calculation in some instances. It's certainly not happening on the demo website, but I encountered the issue in a project. In order to make IE behave, I had to add the following style to the sizer:

-ms-overflow-style: -ms-autohiding-scrollbar;

You can see the effects here:
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/oxpdaE?editors=1111

Open the codepen console on the bottom left to see the scrollWidth property of the sizer element logged.

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I think the IE Issues are fixed, if anyone can still reproduce them please open a new issue with details. Thanks!

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