Closed GerritK closed 7 years ago
@GerritK not sure if I understand. Can you show me a Plunkr demonstrating the issue?
http://plnkr.co/edit/xHKXxXwiH4YzMzSE9xtF?p=preview
If you start dragging one of the items, it gets the dragOverClass
assigned.
EDIT:
I see why this happens.. the 'dragOverClass' is used for both, the draggable and the droppable directive. I think it should be splitted into seperate directives.
For droppable the existing dragOverClass
and for draggable maybe a new draggedClass
.
If I assign the
dragOverClass
to a draggable (and droppable) element it gets the class assigned at drag start and short after again removed. The draggable helper has now thedragOverClass
style.