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A block dragged onto a toggle's title, chevron or "Add block" button becomes its first child, as in Notion. The drop cursor shows the place and the toggle is highlighted like a selected block. - `meta.dropsIntoChildren` marks a block that takes drops this way. - The drop cursor finds the target and a `handleDrop` plugin drops the blocks where the cursor shows them. - Drag-and-drop events on frame chrome now reach ProseMirror. - A toggle stays open when its last child is removed or moved out.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughToggle blocks can accept dropped blocks as children when their metadata enables child drops. The drop cursor identifies and highlights eligible targets, and ProseMirror inserts dropped blocks as children. An open toggle remains open after its last child is removed. Default block-type items now come from editor schema support and are used by the slash menu and formatting toolbar. ChangesToggle child drops
Shared block-type items
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Pointer->>DropCursor: drag over a block
DropCursor->>getDropIntoChildren: resolve child-drop target
getDropIntoChildren-->>DropCursor: return target and child position
DropCursor->>ProseMirror: handle drop and insert dragged blocks
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`handleDrop` used the target from the last `dragover`. If the target was removed in the meantime (e.g. by a collaborator), it threw halfway through the move. It now looks up the target first and lets ProseMirror drop the blocks when it is gone. The drop also clears the highlight.
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🟠 Major · Generate fresh IDs for copy drops. · DropCursor.ts:293-316
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winGenerate fresh IDs for copy drops.
A same-editor modifier-key copy reaches this handler with
movedfalse, so the source remains in the document.draggedBlocksstill contains the source IDs.blockToNodepreserves supplied IDs, andUniqueIDdoes not strip them because the drag source useseffectAllowed = "move". Its duplicate check only compares newly changed nodes, not the unchanged source. The copy can therefore create duplicate block IDs.getNodeByIdreturns the first matching block, so later updates can target the wrong block.Suggested fix
const config = { width: options.dropCursor?.width ?? 5, color: options.dropCursor?.color ?? "#ddeeff", exclude: options.dropCursor?.exclude ?? DRAG_EXCLUSION_CLASSNAME, hooks: options.dropCursor?.hooks, } as const; + const cloneBlocksWithoutIds = (blocks: any[]): any[] => + blocks.map((block) => { + const copy = { ...block }; + delete copy.id; + if (copy.children) { + copy.children = cloneBlocksWithoutIds(copy.children); + } + return copy; + }); + // Helper functions const setDropInto = (into: typeof dropInto) => { ... } const { blockId, draggedBlocks } = into; + const blocksToInsert = moved + ? draggedBlocks + : cloneBlocksWithoutIds(draggedBlocks); editor.transact(() => { ... } if (target.children.length > 0) { - editor.insertBlocks(draggedBlocks, target.children[0], "before"); + editor.insertBlocks( + blocksToInsert, + target.children[0], + "before", + ); } else { - editor.updateBlock(target, { children: draggedBlocks }); + editor.updateBlock(target, { children: blocksToInsert }); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…O-1236) The block type select filtered a fixed item list by prop names and types. With `allowToggleHeadings: false` it showed no headings at all, and with `levels` it still showed every heading level. `getDefaultBlockTypeItems(editor)` (core) now returns the block types that the schema supports, with their props: headings for the configured levels, toggle headings only when the heading has `isToggleable`. The slash menu and the block type select both use it, each in its own order. Breaking: `blockTypeSelectItems(dict)` is now `blockTypeSelectItems(editor)`.
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🟡 Minor · Regenerate IDs for copy drops into toggles. · DropCursor.ts:281-323
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRegenerate IDs for copy drops into toggles.
When
movedis false,draggedBlocksstill contains the source blocks' IDs. This customhandleDropinserts those blocks directly, so the normalUniqueID.transformPastedpath does not clear the IDs. The source blocks remain in the document.
getNodeByIdreturns the first ordinary block with a matching ID. LatergetBlockorupdateBlockcalls can therefore address the source or the copy based on document order, instead of an independent block.Suggested fix
@@ let dragSourceElement: Element | null = null; + const copyBlocksWithoutIds = (blocks: any[]): any[] => + blocks.map(({ id: _id, children, ...block }) => ({ + ...block, + ...(children ? { children: copyBlocksWithoutIds(children) } : {}), + })); @@ const { blockId, draggedBlocks } = into; editor.transact(() => { + const blocksToInsert = moved + ? draggedBlocks + : copyBlocksWithoutIds(draggedBlocks); if (moved) { @@ if (target.children.length > 0) { - editor.insertBlocks(draggedBlocks, target.children[0], "before"); + editor.insertBlocks(blocksToInsert, target.children[0], "before"); } else { - editor.updateBlock(target, { children: draggedBlocks }); + editor.updateBlock(target, { children: blocksToInsert }); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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dropIntoChildrenPlugin so copy drops (moved is false) insert blocks with fresh
independent IDs instead of reusing source IDs. Recursively remove IDs from
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Builds on #3142. Two toggle items that #3142 left open as
it.failstests, and the heading items of the block type select.What changes
1. Drop a block into a toggle (BLO-956)
A block that you drag onto a toggle's title, chevron or "Add block" button becomes the toggle's first child, as in Notion. Before, you could not drop a block into an empty toggle: there was no place between blocks to drop it.
A block turns this on in its meta:
How it works:
dropIntoChildren.tsfinds the block under the pointer and returns the drop position.handleDropplugin drops the blocks where the drop cursor shows them. ProseMirror's own drop can only insert at the position under the pointer.2. A toggle stays open when its last child goes
When you remove or move out the last child of an open toggle, the toggle stays open and shows the "Add block" button, as in Notion. Before, it closed.
3. One source for the block types that the menus offer (BLO-990, BLO-1236)
The block type select filtered a fixed list of items by prop names and types. This had two bugs:
allowToggleHeadings: false, it showed no headings at all. Each heading item setsisToggleable, and the heading then has no such prop.levels, it still showed every heading level. Prop values were not checked.The slash menu already built its heading items from the schema, with its own copy of the rules.
Now
getDefaultBlockTypeItems(editor)in core returns the block types that the schema supports, with the props that each one sets: paragraph, the headings of the configuredlevels, toggle headings (only when the heading hasisToggleable), quote and the lists. A regular heading setsisToggleable: falseonly when toggle headings exist, so it still turns a toggle heading into a regular heading (BLO-959).The slash menu and the block type select both use this list. Each menu keeps its own order: the slash menu output is the same as before for 5 schemas (keys, titles, badges, aliases, groups and inserted blocks), and the block type select keeps its order.
Issues
createHeadingBlockSpec#2347: the block type select shows only the configured heading levels (BLO-990).Breaking changes
blockTypeSelectItems(dict)is nowblockTypeSelectItems(editor): the items depend on the schema. The examples are updated.Testing
toggleBlocks.browser.test.ts: drop onto the title, the chevron and "Add block", and onto a child, for both toggles, in Chromium, Firefox and WebKit. These tests use synthetic drag events, because an emulated mouse drag does not reach these targets reliably. The twoit.failstests from feat(core): split keyboard behaviour from container structure #3142 (toggle stays open) now pass. A new layout test checks that the title stays next to the chevron.toggleblocks.test.tsx(e2e): a real mouse drag onto "Add block", in Chromium only. In WebKit, a closing formatting toolbar covers the button during Playwright's emulated drag. This does not happen in Safari.defaultBlockTypeItems.test.tsandBlockTypeSelect.test.ts(node): the default order, the heading props (BLO-959), toggle headings disabled (BLO-1236) and configured levels (BLO-990).testsunit tests and lint pass.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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