Question: trying to have 'Settings' sector under the style

Okay, I think I understand. I need many different versions of grapejs canvases... each should be it's own plugin, maybe sharing common code in some cases. I was thinking differently, that presets were only settings that could be overridden but it's more like a preset is the complete solution itself... now I gotta learn to make plugins, off I go!

Hello @gunslingor before calling trait sector you need to make active both section settingButton && settingButton.set('active', 1); styleManagerButton && styleManagerButton.set('active', 1);

and then you can call 


 
--
// Add Settings Sector
  | var traitsSector = $('<div class="gjs-sm-sector no-select">'+
  | '<div class="gjs-sm-title"><span class="icon-settings fa fa-cog"></span> Settings</div>' +
  | '<div class="gjs-sm-properties" style="display: none;"></div></div>');
  | var traitsProps = traitsSector.find('.gjs-sm-properties');
  | traitsProps.append($('.gjs-trt-traits'));
  | $('.gjs-sm-sectors').before(traitsSector);
  | traitsSector.find('.gjs-sm-title').on('click', function(){
  | var traitStyle = traitsProps.get(0).style;
  | var hidden = traitStyle.display == 'none';
  | if (hidden) {
  | traitStyle.display = 'block';
  | } else {
  | traitStyle.display = 'none';
  | }
  | });
  |

Yeah, I figured that out eventually. I don't get why I have to configure this section AFTER initialization instead of during like many other panels/sections. I think it's because I am using the presets plugin. I think init needs to be simple if your using it and then modified after, but I don't have confirmation and I don't know why. Is this correct, or can you use the presets plugin AND configure traits at init time (at the same time)?