Cole Peters

Results 14 issues of Cole Peters

## Feature request ### Overview The Checkbox primitive allows for three states via `[data-state]`: checked, unchecked, and indeterminate. However, the DropdownMenu's CheckboxItem appears to only allow two states: checked and...

Type: Enhancement
Difficulty: Easy
Difficulty: Good First Issue
Package: react/context-menu
Package: react/dropdown-menu
Package: react/menu

I'm confused about some behaviour in R.update (and R.adjust by proxy). My expectation is that if a negative index were passed as the index to either of these functions, the...

I'm noticing that some export formats appear to be missing several CSS properties that I've specified on my component. Here's the correct output from the HTML + CSS exporter: ```html...

Bug

### Description Addresses #1581 — allows the `Menu.CheckboxItem`/`DropdownMenu.CheckboxItem` to have an indeterminate state (and `aria-checked='mixed'` attribute). Implementation was largely referenced from the core Checkbox primitive, where this was already available....

First off, thanks for the work on this project! It seems as though importing types via JSDoc `@type` comments does not produce any signature help. For comparison, here's the signature...

improvement

**Describe the issue** Audio files (in this case, `audio/mpeg`) served from the Enhance `public` directory are missing some response headers that are required by Chrome for interacting with HTMLMediaElement APIs....

Emmet can use a [`syntaxProfiles.json` file to configure options by filetype](http://docs.emmet.io/customization/syntax-profiles/) (for example, `attr_quotes` can be set to `single` or `double`). Would it be possible to expose these configurations in...

docs update

Just spotted some conflicting recommendations for using the `touch-action` property on draggable items, and wondering which should be used? On [the Touch Sensor's recommendations](https://docs.dndkit.com/api-documentation/sensors/touch#recommendations), using `touch-action: manipulation` is recommended, whereas...