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but if you specify any value other than the available values, the list is a characterless construct.
Right now the implementation is only for lists with dots, numbers and checkboxes. What can I override, so that for the attribute to match my widget to the left of the text in the list.
there is only one validation in text_block.dart
if (attrs[Attribute.list.key] == Attribute.ol) {
return QuillNumberPoint(
if (attrs[Attribute.list.key] == Attribute.ul) {
return QuillBulletPoint(
if (attrs[Attribute.list.key] == Attribute.checked) {
return CheckboxPoint(
if (attrs.containsKey(Attribute.codeBlock.key)) {
return QuillNumberPoint(
There was an issue about checkboxes, I would like to have this for icons passed by ColorAttribute example.
Do you plan to change the interaction with the lists a little bit soon?
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@hoangsang17th ,I'll try, thank u!
maybe you know if you can somehow get around the problem with the fact that after applying the AlignAttribute, the left side of the lists (icons) remains in the same place?
it's possible to use your own symbols for lists?
there is an attribute implementation for a list with accepted value ,
but if you specify any value other than the available values, the list is a characterless construct.
Right now the implementation is only for lists with dots, numbers and checkboxes. What can I override, so that for the attribute to match my widget to the left of the text in the list.
there is only one validation in
text_block.dart
There was an issue about checkboxes, I would like to have this for icons passed by ColorAttribute example.
Do you plan to change the interaction with the lists a little bit soon?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: