Jank_Garbage 4 years{"ops":[{"insert":"When looking at decks with multiple categories (anything other than full or mobile) there should be an optimal way to stack the categories as to not have one sticking out too much.\nfigure out how many lines you have to fit the categories in (dependent on screen size). figure out the height of each category (depending on # of cards). then make some code to fit those into the shortest area possible. update that every time you save or switch category settings.\nit's a bit nitpicky, but when a deck has two of the largest categories on top of each other it's a pain.\nit makes dragging between categories easier, and it just reduces the amount of scrolling you have to do.\nit's a common occurrence that I notice a stack in a weird spot\n"}]}
Edited 6/11/2021, 12:46:02 AM
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Jeremy(Archidekt Moderator)
4 years{"ops":[{"insert":"So, in theory, the current stacking algorithm "},{"attributes":{"italic":true},"insert":"should"},{"insert":" put the largest stack on the far left and then optimally arrange the remaining ones as to be efficient as possible. Unfortunately, putting that into action is a little easier said than done, and we do end up with some wonky movements from time to time. Could you link a deck that's exhibiting the behavior you've described? \n\nRegardless, stack organization is an area we're hoping to give users more control over in the near future, so hopefully this won't be as cumbersome to deal with. Thank you for reaching out!\n"}]}
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Jank_Garbage 4 years{"ops":[{"insert":"https://archidekt.com/decks/1474129#Carth_superfriends\nthe ramp sticking out is a pretty good example (sorted by custom)\n"}]}
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