Ability to lock elements

[arminunruh]

sure i will work on it

[michael_vvc]

I think that’s a great idea! I’ve often had the same experience: clients start moving elements around in the gridder when they should only be updating content. Being able to lock an element — or even just lock its position while still allowing text edits — would be super helpful.

[arminunruh]

yes i will work on it!
im just working on the new table element now

[arminunruh]

next update will have this!

[michael_vvc]

great @arminunruh 💫

[Glyph]

Amazing @arminunruh , will this allow the item to still be edited while its position is only locked? That's the ideal scenario as @michael_vvc mentioned

[arminunruh]

ah you wanted only the position to be locked? i misread that :DD.
yea that makes sense mmh

ok i will change it so its still editable.
we dont really need a locked element, where you cant edit it at all anymore no?

[Glyph]

I think both options are actually really useful. Locking it entirely prevents accidental editing/deleting which is a risk. While locking position only allows editing and prevents accidental movement/repositioning. Both would be great features. Could you have "Lock Position" and "Lock Element"?

[arminunruh]

so i will do it like this. in lay options in the "other" section
we will have these 2 settings. enabling them will show these buttons in the gridder:

[michael_vvc]

that's a great solution! thanks @arminunruh

[Glyph]

Yeah this is great @arminunruh. A really nice feature addition. Thanks for taking that on board.

[arminunruh]

sure! the update is released now

[Glyph]

@arminunruh This is working well. Would it be possible to add a little icon to those elements that are locked, so they can easily be seen on the page. Like a little padlock in the top right corner? Currently the only way to know is to manually try and move things which is time consuming if you have a page with a number of locked elements you are trying to manage.

[arminunruh]

sure its a great idea:
will be included with the next update