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Release 6.27.0

· One min read
Simon Porritt
JsPlumb core team

Auto pan

The Surface component will now, by default, automatically pan the canvas when a node or group is dragged out of the visible area. This is a great new feature that will improve the UX for your users.

Try dragging the nodes in the canvas below - the black border marks the edge of the canvas. When a node reaches the border, the canvas is panned:

Compare the behaviour above with how nodes behave when autoPan is switched off:

HierarchyLayout

  • The Hierarchy layout has been updated to better support edge routing when there is more than one root.

React Integration

  • Updated the React ControlsComponent to not add a 'lasso' button when no associated plugin is registered on the surface

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