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Allow resizing of elements beyond adjacement elements in editor #736
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Actually this might be doable without changing the visual look of the preview, and by always highlighting the element to the right of the border... |
https://grid.layoutit.com/ has yet another behavior, it just clamps the fr of a column at 0.1, and keeps increasing the fr of the resizing column. This method is probably easier to implement as you don't need to store and restore the initial widths. Drawback is that dragging the column doesn't precisely follow the cursor anymore once it goes beyond available size of the first sibling (as can also be seen in the video below). The vscode resizing UX is much better IMO. Screen.Recording.2022-08-05.at.09.19.02.mov |
@apedroferreira I have removed the "status: needs triage" from this issue and others that you have created. The label is configured to be added by default, so that we can identify issues created by the community (an external contributor can't change labels). |
got it, thanks, i didnt know that |
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Summary 💡
In the editor, make it possible to extend/resize an element horizontally beyond the element next to it, and adjust the size of every element under the resized area accordingly once the resizing is complete.
Resizing elements has been constrained to the element next to the resized element in #732 to prevent bugs, but that's not the ideal behavior.
See discussion in this PR for context and implementation ideas: #732
Fixing this issue might also involve:
Examples 🌈
Taken from #732 (comment)
Screen.Recording.2022-08-04.at.16.50.49.mov
Motivation 🔦
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