@How to fix container size when we are drag element inside the container,Container will be expended according to the child dragged element. How we can auto size child element according to the parent container. Container should not be expend according to the child element. It's should be show scroll.
@artf when I drag button it is expend. I want to fix it. It's should not expend when drag new button. It will shoe scroll after overflow.
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when I drag button it is expend. I want to fix it. It's should not expend when drag new button. It will shoe scroll after overflow.
it just depends on the styling of the component (eg. using display inline-block for that button might fix the that)
Thanks for reporting this, @NagarRahul.
Great suggestion about FEAT: @How to fix container size when we are drag element inside the container,Container will be expended according to the child dragged element. How we can auto size child element according to the parent container. Container should not be expend according to the child element. It's should be show scroll.! While this specific feature isn't yet in the core API, there are several ways to achieve similar behavior.
Using the event system:
editor.on('component:update', (component) => {
// your logic here
});
Alternative approaches:
- Listen to
selector:addfor CSS selector changes - Use
selector:customfor custom rules - Tap into the
change:*events for fine-grained tracking - Build a plugin that extends the editor with this capability
Making it official: If this feature would benefit many users, consider opening a formal Feature Request on the GrapesJS repo with:
- A detailed use case
- Code example showing the desired behavior
- Why this matters for your workflow
The core team is receptive to well-motivated feature requests backed by real use cases.
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