I'm having an issue with autoscroll. Because I have a fixed toolbar at the top of my page, when a user drags a sortable item up to the top of the page, it won't scroll because (I assume) it thinks the user might want to drop the item on the toolbar.
Is there a way for me to mark HTML elements as non-drop targets, so SortableJS ignores these? The only hack I can think of (not ideal) is to detect when an item is dragging, and then globally set all fixed elements with pointer-events: none.
Timo534
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2 years ago
First off, thanks for this awesome library!
I'm having an issue with autoscroll. Because I have a fixed toolbar at the top of my page, when a user drags a sortable item up to the top of the page, it won't scroll because (I assume) it thinks the user might want to drop the item on the toolbar.
Is there a way for me to mark HTML elements as non-drop targets, so SortableJS ignores these? The only hack I can think of (not ideal) is to detect when an item is dragging, and then globally set all fixed elements with
pointer-events: none.