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@draft-js-plugins/resizeable
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This is a plugin for the draft-js-plugins-editor
.
Usage:
import createResizeablePlugin from '@draft-js-plugins/resizeable';
const resizePlugin = createResizeablePlugin({ isResizable: true });
This plugin does not require, but work better in combination with the draft-js-focus-plugin
.
You can pass optional parameter to createResizeablePlugin
;
Props | Type | Description | Required |
---|---|---|---|
horizontal | "auto" or "relative" or "absolute" | "relative" measures the width of image in percentages, while "absolute" measures in pixels | no |
vertical | "auto" or "relative" or "absolute" | same as horizontal, but for height | no |
initialWidth | string | initial width of image. If not passed, the default value is 40 (either % or px, depending on type of horizontal) unless horizontal is set to "auto". In case of "auto" is has no effect. You can pass any valid css value for property width. For example, "100px", "60%" or "auto" | no |
initialHeight | string | same as initialWidth, but for height | no |
import createResizeablePlugin from '@draft-js-plugins/resizeable';
const resizePlugin = createResizeablePlugin({
horizontal: 'absolute',
initialWidth: 'auto',
});
FAQs
Resizeable Plugin for DraftJS
The npm package @draft-js-plugins/resizeable receives a total of 2,423 weekly downloads. As such, @draft-js-plugins/resizeable popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @draft-js-plugins/resizeable demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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