Issue
- A fragment is created with multiple drop zones and some other fragments are placed onto these zones.
<div class="fragment_1">
<h1> Drop Zone 1 </h1>
<lfr-drop-zone id="drop-zone-1"></lfr-drop-zone>
<h1> Drop Zone 2 </h1>
<lfr-drop-zone id="drop-zone-2"></lfr-drop-zone>
</div> - If another drop zone is inserted between the 2 existing ones and the fragment is republished, the content of Drop Zone 1 shifts to Drop Zone 1 Duplicate.
<div class="fragment_1">
<h1> Drop Zone 1 </h1>
<lfr-drop-zone id="drop-zone-1"></lfr-drop-zone>
<h1> Drop Zone 1 Duplicate </h1>
<lfr-drop-zone id="drop-zone-1-duplicate"></lfr-drop-zone>
<h1> Drop Zone 2 </h1>
<lfr-drop-zone id="drop-zone-2"></lfr-drop-zone>
</div>
Environment
- DXP 7.3
Resolution
- This is the expected behavior.
- The drop zones were not designed to be rearrangeable because the drop zone has no id. This implies that the drop zones are rendered in order and cannot be rearranged.
- Related discussion on GitHub
- Related documentation: LRDOCS-10917
Workaround
You can manually fix the drop zone by dragging & dropping the elements to the desired drop zone.
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