Automatic vertical scrolling when dragging items #1019
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If there are more groups than the screen can display without scrolling, it's impossible to move an Item to a not displayed group in one drag. So I added automatic vertical scrolling when dragging an Item to the bottom (or top).
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@ariel22411 @daRoof guys did you find a way to perform horizontal scrolling when dragging an item on vis-timeline ? |
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If there are more groups than the screen can display without scrolling, it's impossible to move an Item to a group outside the visible reactangle in one drag.
So I added automatic vertical scrolling when dragging an Item to the bottom (or top).
The aspect that I find the scrollable div via querySelector is a bit dirty. But it works for me.