#114 changed the drop zone presentation to use an overlaid position: absolute element when dragging into a non-empty container. This prevents the feedback effect mentioned at #116 (comment).
However, it is still possible to get a flickering effect when dragging over the edge of a component, maybe because the cursor is pointing at the drop zone itself and not the element underneath. In this state, releasing the mouse button usually cancels the drag and leaves the UI unchanged.
#114 changed the drop zone presentation to use an overlaid
position: absoluteelement when dragging into a non-empty container. This prevents the feedback effect mentioned at #116 (comment).However, it is still possible to get a flickering effect when dragging over the edge of a component, maybe because the cursor is pointing at the drop zone itself and not the element underneath. In this state, releasing the mouse button usually cancels the drag and leaves the UI unchanged.