Bumped into the following scenario:

I have several "tab" divs in a webpage, where each tab is hidden/shown using "display: block" and "display: none". One of these tabs contains a pair of Clusterize'd tables.

When showing the tab with the table, everything operates as expected. There is one row in each. When switching to another tab (so that now Clusterize is in a 'display:none' div") and then resizing the window, a couple duplicate rows are inserted into the Clusterize'd content area. This happens to just one of the tables rather than both, yet both are identical in terms of CSS and styling ('table-layout:fixed').

Inspecting the relevant content-area/rows (in the Browser) shows this happening as soon a resize happens on the "hidden" Clusterize'd table. There are no explicit calls to update() or similar when this occurs, so I'm assuming it's related to the onresize() handler in the plugin?

Interestingly, a subsequent update() with the original single-row does not clear those additional rows either. It's like they're stuck there once created.

It does appear to be related to Clusterize being rendered inside a hidden div ...

Cheers!