Cormac Relf

The docs have references to react-dnd painted all over them. That’s the original library and you should use it as a resource and search term etc. Skyhook has a different...

Also I don’t know what you’re referring to when you say “transition”. Is that a term I’ve used in the docs?

Oh. That’s from the multi-backend. The API mirrors dnd-multi-backend, it’s not my term, but it is accurate anyway: the code recognises when someone starts using a touchscreen and swaps the...

The author of react-flip-move did a demo with react-dnd that I don’t think needed any backend changes. Maybe take a look around for a similar Angular library for animating generic...

That demo would maybe work for reordering. For moving into place at the end of a drag, custom backend would probably be the last thing to try, but I wouldn’t...

(Or transit element that’s knows how to animate in from the last recorded position of the dragged element from a monitor.)

That statement isn’t correct. Try emptying a list. You can still drag a card onto it. This is because the surrounding element is already a drop target; AND when it’s...

Oh yeah. True. You can also add a big spill target behind the container and handle the non empty case yourself if you like. The quiz example shows how to...

I don’t have a windows machine to test it on, and given that EdgeHTML is being replaced with Chromium guts, I’m not sure this is even worth attempting to fix....

Can you provide a screenshot of what you mean? In general, you can apply any style to whatever you put in the preview, including CSS translation or positioning, so it...