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@denyk443245235 Hi! Just to get the conversation going I am posting a demo. It doesn't work great, but should convey the idea. Basically make the droppable containers hold a Single Item, and they either display the one real item or a fake one to hold the place. This might work well since you have a fixed size list, so you could have a list of length 5, so 5 droppable areas that are wrapped in a larger container.
A note with the demo, best way to use it is to drag task-1 or task-5 into the task-100 Empty Tasks. I think with styling it could be made to look good, some thoughts on improvements:1) placeholder could be made not draggable so it doesn't move, 2)use conditional color so placeholder is highlighted,3) instead of rendering fake data make a whole new container that is empty but styled nicely, I think 3rd option would work the best instead of injecting a fake placeholder.
Can you add the opportunity to put something in an empty place when we use react-window FixedSizeList
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