apvarun
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4 years ago @Icaras12x Since its a very specific use case, I believe that this can be achieved in your custom code by manually hiding the previous toast and showing the new one. Sample: https://codesandbox.io/s/toastify-multiple-toasts-dwd4p
Few other reasons that I think this shouldn't be included in the library:
- Keeping the lib small by not polluting it with indirect requirements
- Since we have a default drop shadow on the element, stacking it isn't gonna give a nice user experience, and so it might need style tweaking as well.
What about an option to disable the way toasts stack one on another and let them always be generated one on top of eachother, occupying only one space ?