Summary
When dragging an element close to the edge of the canvas, the canvas does not scroll automatically. This makes it impossible to move elements beyond the currently visible area without releasing the drag first.
This was observed in the Weave showcase.
Steps to reproduce
- Open a canvas with at least one element.
- Start dragging the element towards the border of the visible canvas area.
- Observe the canvas behavior.
Result:
The canvas does not scroll. The element cannot be moved beyond the visible area while dragging.
Expected result:
The canvas should auto-scroll in the direction of the drag when the element approaches the border, allowing the user to move elements freely across the full canvas area.
Additional context
Reported while testing the showcase. May be related to a specific version of Weave.
Summary
When dragging an element close to the edge of the canvas, the canvas does not scroll automatically. This makes it impossible to move elements beyond the currently visible area without releasing the drag first.
This was observed in the Weave showcase.
Steps to reproduce
Result:
The canvas does not scroll. The element cannot be moved beyond the visible area while dragging.
Expected result:
The canvas should auto-scroll in the direction of the drag when the element approaches the border, allowing the user to move elements freely across the full canvas area.
Additional context
Reported while testing the showcase. May be related to a specific version of Weave.