UX: Floating link editor: better positioning #4158
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Old:
Arc.2023-03-20.at.04.08.57.mp4
New:
Arc.2023-03-20.at.04.10.24.mp4
The new floating link editor has the following benefits:
This code also changes
let top = targetRect.top - floatingElemRect.height - verticalGap;
to
let top = targetRect.top - verticalGap;
in the setFloatingElemPosition.ts as that extra minus caused incorrect and non-predictable positioning. Instead of overriding the file, I created a new one, to avoid breaking anything which uses that.
I think the reason this was glitchy is that floatingElemRect.height does not have a height for the first click, but it does have a height for consecutive clicks, resulting in positioning inconsistency.
Having two almost identical setFloatingElemPosition files might be weird architecturally, so feel free to change this around if you have a better solution!