Issue #1374πŸ’¬ AnsweredOpened August 22, 2018by emilsedgh1 reactions

Default Component Properties

Quick answerby jereddanielson❀ 1

@artf FYI that doesn't exactly work as needed. Updating the default component's default properties does not take effect for already-defined components (such as built in table, textnode, et. al.) because they have already extended the default model. Updating the default component would only change the default behavior...

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Is there any way I can change the default properties of components?

I want almost everything to be copyable: false, resizable: false, draggable: false unless the loaded component specifically provides a data-resizable=true.

So basically I want to whitelist some components to enable these instead of blacklisting.

Is it doable?

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jereddanielsonβ€’ September 11, 2018

@artf FYI that doesn't exactly work as needed. Updating the default component's default properties does not take effect for already-defined components (such as built in table, textnode, et. al.) because they have already extended the default model. Updating the default component would only change t...

artfβ€’ September 15, 2018

@jereddanielson correct, this is how you should do to update also already defined component types. Thanks for pointing this out

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