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Extend reorderable lists and hopefully improve consistency (?)
component
prop to ReorderableEntry to allow for different components as list entriesactiveCSS
prop to ReorderableEntry/ReorderableList** for CSS of currently selected items while in reordering modeinactiveCSS
prop to ReorderableEntry/ReorderableList** for CSS of currently un-selected items while in reordering modedefaultCSS
prop to ReorderableEntry/ReorderableList** for the default CSS of items while NOT in reordering modefieldProps
prop to ReorderableEntry/ReorderableList** for setting properties of the Field component encapsulating the entrydisabled
prop to ReorderableList to disable list reordering functions (maybe needed for complex nested components?)saveDescription
prop to ReorderableList to customizeSave Order
action description textreorderDescription
prop to ReorderableList to customizeReorder
action description textfocusableProps
prop to ReorderableList for setting properties of the Focusable component encapsulating the reorderable listinheritCurrentOrder
auxiliary function to save plugin developers a little bit of time when updating ReorderableEntryposition
propertiesBack
button function to revert to previously saved list state on back instead of saving.** Shared properties between ReorderableEntry and ReorderableList are prioritized by ReorderableEntry first and ReorderableList second.