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Currently, modules aren't able to be anchored. This means that for monitors that have non-normal displays, its hard to align them.
E.g: Laptops with a notch or camera circle, you have to use a combination of padding right + left and be happy with a result that isn't perfect.
It would be nice if you could specify a module to be "fixed" or "anchored" e.g. I could put that spacer module in the center of all my modules, fix it, set it to the width of my notch, then I am able to easily add my modules to the left and right of that fixed, central spacer.
Example of what is currently required to do for implementing notches:
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Alternatively, it would be useful to have some form of "flex-direction" for "module/left" and "module/right". So you can space left and right of your centrally aligned element (e.g. row-reverse). The same effect can be achieved without "anchoring". Currently its not possible to have "stable" centrally aligned elements.
Currently, modules aren't able to be anchored. This means that for monitors that have non-normal displays, its hard to align them.
E.g: Laptops with a notch or camera circle, you have to use a combination of padding right + left and be happy with a result that isn't perfect.
It would be nice if you could specify a module to be "fixed" or "anchored" e.g. I could put that spacer module in the center of all my modules, fix it, set it to the width of my notch, then I am able to easily add my modules to the left and right of that fixed, central spacer.
Example of what is currently required to do for implementing notches:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: