Investigate better UX for previewing things
See original GitHub issuePeople use ~previewHtml
for building UI which does’t work well. We should investigate different options
We will tackle the problem from the other side: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/22068#issuecomment-293903020
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Maybe the better solution is provided a possibility to build own UI inside a tab through DOM-access (like in Atom). Something like
DOMContentProvider
or like that… Or access to DOM ofpreviewHtml
For example: if I want to insert an iframe inside a tab and get access to its
contentWindow
-property, thenpreviewHtml
is useless for this task. But if I’ll have access to DOM of a tab or to DOM of rendered HTML, then this task will have a simple solution.With https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/132651 it is possible to split an editor into 2 in the same group:
While what is pushed now is limiting to opening the same editor side by side, https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/36700 would allow this for any 2 editors.
There is nothing technical blocking us from simply putting a text file to the left and a preview editor to the right as this hack shows:
But there are some questions: