Closed jreinlein closed 8 years ago
Our last implementation would add/remove a CSS class to the DOM node, and CSS would add a border.
Rather, let's implement a canvas element overlaying the DOM node that is selected in the tree.
Note: the following link may be of help:
https://gist.github.com/sebmarkbage/6f7da234174ab9f64cce
i found there was weirdness with the sizing of the canvas.
i ended up using a div that is rerendered on scroll/resize etc.
closing this issue.
Our last implementation would add/remove a CSS class to the DOM node, and CSS would add a border.
Rather, let's implement a canvas element overlaying the DOM node that is selected in the tree.