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Each subeditor, like the painting editor, opens a new page (Navigator.push(...)), so currently it's not possible to use the subeditor in the same size as the main editor. The issue with the painting is a problem in the current version that happens when the editor size changes (as it happens when you open the subeditor). I already fixed this problem in the dev branch, because now the zero offset position of the layers is in the middle of the screen and not in the top left anymore. To the part about “control the cancel and ok button”. Yes, it's possible to access the editor and all subeditors with a global key. To hide the buttons, you can create your own appbar that replaces the existing one, allowing you to use only the buttons you need. You can check out this example how to do it. Btw, if you have more questions, I would appreciate it if you would open a new question in the discussions tab. I will also update the question template in the "Issues" tab so that users should open it there. |
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Each subeditor, like the painting editor, opens a new page (Navigator.push(...)), so currently it's not possible to use the subeditor in the same size as the main editor.
The issue with the painting is a problem in the current version that happens when the editor size changes (as it happens when you open the subeditor). I already fixed this problem in the dev branch, because now the zero offset position of the layers is in the middle of the screen and not in the top left anymore.
To the part about “control the cancel and ok button”. Yes, it's possible to access the editor and all subeditors with a global key. To hide the buttons, you can create your own appbar that replaces the existing o…