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IanVS
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Previously, `makeDropPane`, when given a container, did not render its own UI, but rather it used the container it was given.  I can't seem to figure out how to replicate that behavior, is it even possible?  I see that I can do things like change the text, or turn on/off a preset icon, but I can't set my own icon, or change any of the other styles without some really hacky CSS.  Am I doing something wrong, or is it just no longer possible? Thanks!
Allow customizing dropPane
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maryfs
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Hi @username_0 ,
whats the version it worked for you ? 
Could you share some code?
Thanks.
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IanVS
username_0
I upgraded from `api.filepicker.io/v2/filepicker.js` to `static.filestackapi.com/filestack-js/3.x.x/filestack.min.js`.  

I can't share much code, but what I had before was `filepicker.makeDropPane(this.$('.drop-overlay'), this);` inside a backbone view.  Back then, filepicker drop panes didn't come with its own UI, so I could just do that and then build the pieces of UI that I needed.  That doesn't seem to be possible anymore.
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pcholuj
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pcholuj
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You can still customize it by using your css attributes, You cna use container property in picker config
ie: 
container: document.querySelector('#inline'),
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