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CSS makes some big assumptions on absolute positioning.
See original GitHub issueFirst attempt to throw the simplest Plotly.js + Editor into a create-react-app app.
The Panels have no set width and are positioned 100px from the right… so if you have a margin…
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yeh could be a sep issue. Another related but separate issue is that I would like a way to programmatically change which panel is open. Specifically some way of putting the bit of state that controls the open panel into the Application state rather then the editor state. But yeh I’ll make an issue for that specifically.
Cool okay, perfect. I was thinking it might make sense to allow people to change the order of
sidebarandpanel. In situations where people might have the editor on the right, we could allow for the sidebar to be flush against the right of the container. But that might be a sep issue.