This is a lot more difficult than it sounds, because inserting the ghost preview may cause the existing elements on the page to move around in complex ways, which may in turn cause the calculated insertion point to change.
The result is that the page would rapidly switch back and forth between two layouts. In fact, it's already possible to make that happen with the current implementation, because when we add a red border to a component to indicate the drop zone, that causes its size to slightly increase.
114 changed the drop zone presentation to use an overlaid position: absolute element in most cases, so borders are now only used when dropping onto an empty container. However, dragging over component edges is still glitchy for some other reason (#119).
This is a lot more difficult than it sounds, because inserting the ghost preview may cause the existing elements on the page to move around in complex ways, which may in turn cause the calculated insertion point to change.
The result is that the page would rapidly switch back and forth between two layouts. In fact, it's already possible to make that happen with the current implementation, because when we add a red border to a component to indicate the drop zone, that causes its size to slightly increase.