Typically, bubble menus are interacted with alongside the content, so with an elevation={10} in light mode in MUI, it would tend to cast a relatively large shadow, which could be annoying (e.g. with the table menu) if you're trying to edit the content that's directly next to the menu. This adjusts it down slightly while still maintaining enough elevation to be visually distinct from the editor content.
Now users can also tweak this and other fields when they use the TableBubbleMenu/LinkBubbleMenu/ControlledBubbleMenu.
Typically, bubble menus are interacted with alongside the content, so with an
elevation={10}in light mode in MUI, it would tend to cast a relatively large shadow, which could be annoying (e.g. with the table menu) if you're trying to edit the content that's directly next to the menu. This adjusts it down slightly while still maintaining enough elevation to be visually distinct from the editor content.Now users can also tweak this and other fields when they use the
TableBubbleMenu/LinkBubbleMenu/ControlledBubbleMenu.