Open tm0054 opened 11 years ago
This kind of functionality was kind of a tack on rather than a feature I planned out (actually most of the plugin feels that way now heh). The cutoffstart is definitely what I think you are looking for but honestly I'm not sure if I tested it well enough.
This is my first public plugin so I haven't really developed a personal system to maintain it. I am currently working on version 3.0 though which is intended to be a much more polished 2.0, in which I will test out these features more. In order to spend more time on making 3.0 the best I can I have decided to abandon maintaining 2.0 and I'll add this feature to my 3.0 todo list and get back to you when I push it up to the branch.
Hi,
To enable this behavior:
target_position = ( options.cutoffStart !== undefined && options.cutoffStart == 0 ) ? 1 : 0;
$container.shapeshift({ cutoffStart: 0 });
You're good to go. Best regards.
HI,
Sorry I already wrote this in a response to my message in the closed messages area. I'm a jquery newb so I know this is pretty basic stuff. Anyhow:
I'm combining a few things to attempt to get the results I am looking for . In some events I want the first object to always occupy the first spot. I don't want it to be able to be dragged or dragged over. In your docs I found a few commands that in description sound like they might help me achieve that goal:
This is the code I am using. The 'dragWhiteList' command works great. You can't drag the first item as it's not set to draggable.
cutoffStart sounds like what I would need in order to stop things from dragging over the first item, but I'm not sure if I am using it correctly. Anyhow, what I have there isn't stopping anything from dragging over the first item