Ian
@ianbellomy.com
Re: Browser: I forgot! 😅 Either Safari 18.2 or Chrome 135 (MacOS).
Drag preview opacity seems the same in either... It's much more transparent in Firefox (137) fwiw.
Drag preview opacity seems the same in either... It's much more transparent in Firefox (137) fwiw.
April 11, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Re: Browser: I forgot! 😅 Either Safari 18.2 or Chrome 135 (MacOS).
Drag preview opacity seems the same in either... It's much more transparent in Firefox (137) fwiw.
Drag preview opacity seems the same in either... It's much more transparent in Firefox (137) fwiw.
Oh nice!
I think this captures the idea pretty well!
On drop, I might pop the z-index of the faux drag preview so transition stacking is as-if drag-preview-origin elements are always on top and also hide the initial dragged element for a smidge more clarity.
codepen.io/Ian-Bellomy/...
I think this captures the idea pretty well!
On drop, I might pop the z-index of the faux drag preview so transition stacking is as-if drag-preview-origin elements are always on top and also hide the initial dragged element for a smidge more clarity.
codepen.io/Ian-Bellomy/...
April 11, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Oh nice!
I think this captures the idea pretty well!
On drop, I might pop the z-index of the faux drag preview so transition stacking is as-if drag-preview-origin elements are always on top and also hide the initial dragged element for a smidge more clarity.
codepen.io/Ian-Bellomy/...
I think this captures the idea pretty well!
On drop, I might pop the z-index of the faux drag preview so transition stacking is as-if drag-preview-origin elements are always on top and also hide the initial dragged element for a smidge more clarity.
codepen.io/Ian-Bellomy/...