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expose the ID of the dragged element so it can be styled or manipulated imperatively
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@tomasmoose I’ve made and release this change. thanks.
Hi @isaacHagoel, exposing
idwould also work from my side, and yes sounds a lot simpler and cleaner solution so would go forward with that, from my side just grabbing the element withgetElementByIdor similar would work perfectly!