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Describe the bug
When using move to lower the position of an element, adding 1 to the index does not work, and 2 needs to be added.
To Reproduce
I implemented the following code to move the element position up and down under the ROOT, but the onDown function did not move the element down.
const {
actions: { move, delete: deleteNode },
query,
} = useEditor();
- User case:
- for programmers new to the library to get some context on how to add customization functions and styles
- Implementation ideas:
- Thinking of creating a markdown doc or webpage or something
react-sortable-hoc
provides the native event on the onSortEnd
callback, that makes it trivial to know which kind of input method was used.
How can we tell from the onDragEnd
handler if a drag/sort was performed using the keyboard, mouse, or touch?
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Describe the bug
When using the Swap plugin, it's impossible to cancel a swap once the swap threshold has been met for an item. You can't drag the item back to its original place to prevent a swap. This happens with or without the
revertOnSpill: true
option.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: