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Event for getting current position
See original GitHub issueI have implemented some dnd stuff myself and found that I really wish for a way to retrieve the current position while dragging, so that I can potentially reconfigure the dragged element to be position: absolute;. I know you’re using translate3d, but that would work the same way. Maybe an event on every movement would be overkill.
I also thought about a separate dropzone for whiteboard-like absolute positioned dnd and then just changing the drag-elements type when dragging it over a different dropzone. Then just react to data changes.
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@Florian-Schoenherr you might find this conversation relevant.
this type of “whiteboard” drop zone makes different assumptions than a sortable dropzone. For example, a sortable dropzones assumes elements can’t overlap (the centre of the dragged element can never be over two elements at the same time). In a white board they can, which brings the stacking order into the equation (which element should be drawn on top of which etc.). Keyboard interactions might also be different, as well as aria labels and messages. This mix might be possible though with some tinkering, assuming your app implements the whiteboard part. The tricky part is of course crossing the border of the whiteboard in and out (each one requires a different handover)