Paul Klink
Paul Klink
There is no straight forward way of doing this now. A proposed way of handling this is discussed in #738.
Could not replicate this on my computer. However I believe the above problem may have been caused by rounding issues. PR #777 fixes some rounding issues. It also updates `getArea()`...
I made the change of using a dummy item instead of `null`. The code was a lot cleaner when the dragged item had a parent. However, when I made this...
Currently there is no 'proper' way. Because tabs can be destroyed and recreated when you resize a container, it is difficult to do this even by drilling down into the...
What do you mean by reorder ?
Also please read #681 #647 (near end)
Try `LayoutManager.updateRootSize()`. (Function should have been called updateSize() but that was used for something else in version 1)
Dragging and dropping dynamically created components to a tab (creating dynamic components in a tab)
Hi @aakotelnikov72, Have you found a fix for this? It is a weird error. It signifies that the component item that is to become active (the one you dropped) does...
Dragging and dropping dynamically created components to a tab (creating dynamic components in a tab)
@kaa72 - #720 may help
In my application, I use something like the following: In a types/consts/definitions module: ```ts const goldenLayoutContainerTokenName = 'GoldenLayoutContainer'; export const goldenLayoutContainerInjectionToken = new InjectionToken(goldenLayoutContainerTokenName); ``` The Angular component module: ```ts...