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Hmm, cool small feature. but no plan to do this since I'm really busy rn. You can try to implement it yourself or maybe even make PR yourself, so I can review it and merge it to this project.

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You get the red "not allowed" sign because this kind of feature isn't implemented. You can implement this feature yourself and open a PR if you'd like :). There are many packages you can install from npm that allows you to make one.

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You get the red "not allowed" sign because this kind of feature isn't implemented

I understand that. I was asking what would be needed to implemented it in Next.JS. I know absolutely nothing about Next.JS, so I am asking for a tutorial, sample code that you can point to, thanks

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I haven't implemented one myself which is why I suggested using an npm package. I found this one. It comes with documentation and sample code for you as well.

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@ccrsxx My goal here was to adapt this library as a GUI front end for a large C++ back end, that is itself a twitter like engine. This interface looked ideal to adapt (by embedding it inside a C++ web engine) , but at this time I am not sure if it is worth the time. I might prefer a 100% C++ solution, where the support for emoji rendering is also possible, but nothing like this library in widgets, like 'like' posts, retweet, etc. I might get back to this, if the other solution is not possible, thanks for the offer

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@ccrsxx So, Javascript is really not for me, and I decided to redo your code in C++. I have a GUI already, so that's not an issue. What I am trying to figure out is the navigation algorithm you did. By that , I mean the all Twitter experience (well, not all) of browsing, responses, etc.

The effect I want is exactly like this interface.

Here's what I have

a feed entry displays a "tweet";
it has text, images, media, a list of responses , list of likes, retweets

a feed entry has 2 states :

1. regular mode: a regular entry in the feed, an element in the feed list
2. active mode: after mouse click, covers all feed area, displays responses
3. a stack is made to return to original post; this feed is added to stack,
4. add a "<- Home" at top, to return to original post (regular mode)
5. click on a response, puts that feed entry in active mode, and adds it to the stack

Any comments on this ?

Gracias

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