@lexical/mark
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This package contains helpers and nodes for wrapping content in marks for Lexical.
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v0.7.0 (2022-12-09)
Lexical 0.7 includes some breaking changes, including:
$cloneContents from @lexical/selectionPlainTextPlugin and RichTextPlugin with regards to how placeholders are handledRichTextPlugin no longer indents by default, use the LexicalTabIndentationPlugin for this behavior.unstable_convertLegacyJSONEditorState has been removed. This was always meant to be a temporary work-around to allow developers to convert their formats to the new JSON format rather than using the actual editor state internals directly.Lexical 0.7 includes performance and usability improvements. Notably, Lexical has a new internal architecture that allows for
much better performance with large documents of content. Lexical also now provides a way to handle selection between blocks
of content by providing an emulated cursor (make sure you add a blockCursor theme to your editor config to use it).
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@lexical/markThis package contains helpers and nodes for wrapping content in marks for Lexical.
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This package contains helpers and nodes for wrapping content in marks for Lexical.
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