Alaa Sarhan

This is solved with Ctrl+D for now. Let's open one for mobile later as many other features do not yet work on mobile, like drag and drop? I can imagine...

nope it's always been like this and wanted to create an issue for it before :+1:

> > another related question I had when testing this: should cloning a Container element also clone its "children" > > Yes – this is what I would expect there...

did some POC on this in branch [55-add-element-toolbar](https://github.com/jdittrich/quickMockup/tree/55-add-element-toolbar) .. so far it implements basic only button element options. I'm going to push this back to prio work on the more...

As for the prototype, I think we should just make our `Container` element capable of changing mode between: - `free mode` which is the same as it is atm (uses...

On a second thought, I'm leaning again towards just implementing those elements that we think such modes would allow to create instead. Like if we are thinking of `vertical mode`...

okay let me then give it a try with list and menu elements (both vertical and horizontal) .. I'm thinking in combination with introducing element toolbar (#55), we can have...

@jdittrich zooming to mouse cursor must be solved now in https://github.com/AlaaSarhan/quickMockup/commit/571f9659a62e0bf32e1f561a453e0e90df722bd6 you were correct about using `setScrollArea` but another thing was missing.. the canvas container needed to be `absolute` displayed...

In current version (commit https://github.com/AlaaSarhan/quickMockup/commit/a6e9c0cca20acddec944c8b8f00875cb7ea3b3f5), I tried to implement a first version of quickMockup approach, in which an element would belong to the container it is dropped inside. It works...

first iteration of adding elements by drag&drop https://github.com/AlaaSarhan/quickMockup/pull/1