feat: adds forceRenderAllFields admin prop to force all fields in edit view to render immediately
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JessChowdhury
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What?
Adds new
forceRenderAllFieldsadminprop tocollection&globalconfigs.This new prop forces all fields in the
Editview to render immediately, regardless of scroll position. By default, this is set tofalseto improve performance, as fields are progressively rendered to balance load times. Enabling this option can make it easier to locate fields using browser search (e.g., CMD+F).Why?
Previously, fields were only rendered to a certain viewport pixel height for performance purposes. As a result, this disallowed using the browser search on all fields in the edit view if they were not completely loaded in i.e in the proper viewport.