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New Component: combined input for x-offset and y-offset #3198
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@Assigning to @mitc7862. Design work needs to be complete by September for implementation to be complete by Jan 2024 |
Reallocating the effort for consideration after an upcoming 3.0 release in late 2024, or early 2025. |
Closing out this issue for now based on the feedback that it is no longer a high priority need to add to Calcite. Teams can continue to use the |
Description
A component to drag the dot around the box. The component then reports the x and y offset of the dot. min/max values would need to be set via a property.

See Chome dev tools UI for configuring drop-shadow: https://twitter.com/i/status/1447456939466706946

It would be nice to have a similar UI for controlling drop-shadow in layer effects instead of separate sliders for x-offset and y-offset. The angle/distance of the vector would be used to calculate the offsets needed for the effect. We would still need a slider for blur.
User Stories
Currently we use this

Acceptance Criteria
Out of Scope
Helpful Details
This is already a component that is part of ArcGIS App Components named
xy-slider
. Should it be part of Calcite?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: