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2 months ago To replace the left and right sidebars, you currently have to replace the entire Puck screen. So you have to create a layout for the header, 2 sidebars, and main editor. Then you can add whatever you need using Puck.Components, Puck.Outline, Puck.Fields, and Puck.Preview. There is no Puck.Header, so you have to layout your own header, which is a bit tricky if you want to use the sidebar switches and undo/redo.
On Jul 4, 2024, at 3:20 AM, IMythx @.***> wrote:
Add "leftSideBar" and "rightSideBar" to overrides to replace those 2 sidebars and
and to render them. That would make possible the option of swapping the left and right sidebars for those who want that.
In my case, I want to replace the left sidebar with a selector to choose displaying either the Components or the Outline instead of having them stacked on top of each other, which generally means the Outline component is not visible. I may also add a 3rd item to the selector for custom components.
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Add "leftSideBar" and "rightSideBar" to overrides to replace those 2 sidebars and and to render them.
That would make possible the option of swapping the left and right sidebars for those who want that.
In my case, I want to replace the left sidebar with a selector to choose displaying either the Components or the Outline instead of having them stacked on top of each other, which generally means the Outline component is not visible. I may also add a 3rd item to the selector for custom components.