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Surface.positionElementAtEventLocation() method
Positions a DOM element at the apparent canvas location corresponding to the page location given by some event. This is not intended for use with elements the surface is managing: it is designed to be used with elements such as pop-ups that you may wish to position relative to the content in your canvas.
Signature:
positionElementAtEventLocation(el: Element, evt: Event, xShift?: number, yShift?: number): void;
Parameters
Parameter | Type | Description |
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el | Element | Element to position. |
evt | Event | Event to position element at. |
xShift | number | Optional absolute number of pixels to shift the element by in the x axis after calculating its position relative to the canvas. Typically you'd use this to place something other than the top left corner of your element at the desired location. |
yShift | number | Optional absolute number of pixels to shift the element by in the y axis after calculating its position relative to the canvas. |
Returns:
void