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Placing a widget on another causes the placed widget to be placed oddly.
To Reproduce
Drag a dashboard output on top of another.
Expected behavior
The placed widget overlaps the underlying widget, moves the underlying widget to fit, or snaps to the outer edge of the underlying widget (still figuring out which is best).
Screenshots/gifs
Context
OS: macOS 10.15.5
Browser: Safari 13.1.1
JupyterLab Version: 2.1.4
Addition info
The bug seems to be due to the offset position of the mouse event being from the underlying widget instead of the dashboard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Placing a widget on another causes the placed widget to be placed oddly.
To Reproduce
Drag a dashboard output on top of another.
Expected behavior
The placed widget overlaps the underlying widget, moves the underlying widget to fit, or snaps to the outer edge of the underlying widget (still figuring out which is best).
Screenshots/gifs
Context
Addition info
The bug seems to be due to the offset position of the mouse event being from the underlying widget instead of the dashboard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: