add new nodes from a list
See original GitHub issueHi, I’ve a small project where I’ve a list of items and I need than they can be dragged for build a tree…like
item1
item2
item3
item4
drag to create
item2
|
item1
|
item2
item3
|
item4
item1
do you think than this could be possible using react-sortable-tree?
thank you so much
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@cocodrino One issue you might run into is that the rows are fixed-height. If you’re considering using images, I think that would cause problems for you. However, if that’s not an issue, I believe this library would serve as a good base for what you want to do.
To get a better idea for yourself, try out the demo and check out the demo code.
@fritz-c could you please provide a new link with the example of dragging an element in from another list?
Thanks