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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, we get spans always clipped to the viewport using DIAM. In some cases, I need to know the full extent of a span, e.g. when I want to jump to its end.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be nice if the render request had a flag to disable clipping to the viewport so we get the full span extends (although still adjusted to the viewport start... at least for a start - it is ugly though).
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* main: (64 commits)
#3610 - Minimizing icon in document level feature is wrong after updating feature
#3656 - The color of the existing layers changes after adding another layer
#3679 - NullPointerException during export in WebAnno format
#283 - Resize span
#283 - Resize span
#283 - Resize span
#3675 - Clean up more brat code
#3675 - Clean up more brat code
#3675 - Clean up more brat code
#3676 - Error when rejecting annotation suggestion
#3675 - Clean up more brat code
#1535 - Keyboard shortcuts do not work when focus is in certain editors
#3571 - Update dependencies
#3670 - Remove LIF support
#3670 - Remove LIF support
#3668 - Disable tutorial for now
#3664 - Avoid server-side HTML composition not using Wicket
#3664 - Avoid server-side HTML composition not using Wicket
#283 - Resize span
#3660 - Option to disable span clipping
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, we get spans always clipped to the viewport using DIAM. In some cases, I need to know the full extent of a span, e.g. when I want to jump to its end.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be nice if the render request had a flag to disable clipping to the viewport so we get the full span extends (although still adjusted to the viewport start... at least for a start - it is ugly though).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: