I’ve a tree with has several nodes and these nodes are selectable. I wish to do a multiple selection of a handful of nodes with the keyboard ‘shift’, so that selection is faster than individual selection with the mouse click. Any idea how to do so?

@yo thanks mate! I think you just simplified my problem. I was thinking too deep into how I could control the scroll position until your suggestion. Yes it works for me now. Defaulting the scroll position at the end really worked

hi @yo currently i’m not using the scroll component, the scroll bar was self-created when the page gets extended so when that happens, a class = ‘q-panel-scroll’ got created…
So I’ll thinking if I really needed to include a scroll component in order to control it…
and regarding the dynamics of q-tree, conceptually, I created a computed property to watch the nodes. managed by a delay, I updated the nodes every few seconds and the tree rebuilds itself when it receives the updated nodes

Could this be scroll-observer instead?

I have a dynamic tree that is auto-building its nodes when it receives a data.
After creating like 20 nodes, my display remains at the first node while I have to scroll down on my app page to see the end of the tree.
Is there any way that after a tree is built, the tree auto-focus to the last node?

@Dennis-van-Beek Thanks! I was implementing this as well but the data got cut-off at the 100thpx.
I guess i need to tweak the CSS to wrap the overflowing data within the max-width.

I have a large data in a cell which i restricted it with a fixed column. Using a tooltip, i allow user to see the full data when he hovers over the cell. My challenge now is to keep this data within a fixed width and allowing the overflowing data to be wrapped to the next few rows of my tooltip.
Is this possible?