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Describe the bug
I have a draggable list that for the most part is uniform, but some of the sortable-items have different content and have margin-top in them to match the screen designs. When I begin to drag any item without margin-top, any sortable-item that does have margin-top is translated upward by the margin-top value.
To Reproduce
Create any sortable-list with an item that has margin-top in it (from my testing it doesn't matter if the style is right on the sortable-item or even on a child DIV inside the sortable-item). Begin dragging an item that does not have margin top. As soon as the drag starts, the rows with margin-top are translated upwards. You can see this if you look in the element inspector, as those rows have a transform: translateY() style applied to them.
Also can be reproduced by going to the demo page and adding margin-top to any row in the first draggable, then dragging any of the other rows (so for example, adding margin to "Dos" and starting to drag "Uno").
Expected behavior
Starting a drag should not cause other items in the list to jump position.
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Describe the bug
I have a draggable list that for the most part is uniform, but some of the sortable-items have different content and have margin-top in them to match the screen designs. When I begin to drag any item without margin-top, any sortable-item that does have margin-top is translated upward by the margin-top value.
To Reproduce
Create any sortable-list with an item that has margin-top in it (from my testing it doesn't matter if the style is right on the sortable-item or even on a child DIV inside the sortable-item). Begin dragging an item that does not have margin top. As soon as the drag starts, the rows with margin-top are translated upwards. You can see this if you look in the element inspector, as those rows have a
transform: translateY()
style applied to them.Also can be reproduced by going to the demo page and adding margin-top to any row in the first draggable, then dragging any of the other rows (so for example, adding margin to "Dos" and starting to drag "Uno").
Expected behavior
Starting a drag should not cause other items in the list to jump position.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: