Event when block is loaded back into DOM? about obsidian-api

[lishid]

I think both solutions are fine - just make sure you write some comments on the various hacks you employ on why they're necessary and what they do.

[lishid]

There isn't, but the container element is passed through the context object, and you can use its clientWidth to figure out how much space you have.

Would this solve your use case?

[valentine195]

Unfortunately not - I actually know the container size in the plugin (it has to be explicitly set for Leaflet), but Leaflet looks at the clientWidth of its container element internally to get its scaling factors.

[lishid]

Ah ok. Is leaflet synchronous when loading? If so, you can hack around this by creating a DOM element on body with position fixed given a specific size, let leaflet do its rendering in there, then detach/re-attach the entire leaflet element back to where it should be, making sure to clean up the global DOM element.

[valentine195]

Would you prefer I do that over using a MutationObserver observing the context container, then?

Easy enough, if so.

Either way, thanks for the suggestion!

[pjeby]

@valentine195: Is this now resolved with the addition of onNodeInserted()? It sounds like that provides the originally requested feature, i.e. a callback for when an element is re-added to the DOM.

[valentine195]

Yes, thanks!