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Is it possible to put a form element (say Input) inside ArcherElement?
See original GitHub issueFirstly, thanks a lot for such a useful library! This is of really great help 😃
Coming to my requirement, I was building a flowchart/concept-map kind of thing and need some of the nodes to be editable. I tried to put <input> inside <ArcherElement>, but it didn’t work because of the SVG overlay. I tried putting <input> inside <foreignObject>, but it didn’t help either.
Is there any way to put form elements/content editable DIVs inside ArcherElements?
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Cool, glad to hear it 😊 The PR https://github.com/pierpo/react-archer/pull/85 should help in making this clearer (needs some rework to not change the defaults though).
Hey, thanks a lot man! This solution worked perfectly for my use case! 😊