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I have an element that I'm dragging around and it works great by itself, but that element could have an icon attached to it with position: absolute; left: -24px; which breaks the positioning.
This html5-backend doesn't care about the icon which it shouldn't, but the native drag and drop api does, since it includes the icon in the preview rendering, so when the html5-backend tries to fix the position it instead breaks it for me.
Is there a way for me to kinda hijack the positioning function and just add a couple of pixels to the x coordinate that it creates?
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Hey,
I have an element that I'm dragging around and it works great by itself, but that element could have an icon attached to it with
position: absolute; left: -24px;
which breaks the positioning.This html5-backend doesn't care about the icon which it shouldn't, but the native drag and drop api does, since it includes the icon in the preview rendering, so when the html5-backend tries to fix the position it instead breaks it for me.
Is there a way for me to kinda hijack the positioning function and just add a couple of pixels to the
x
coordinate that it creates?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: