Now, when being hover a ngDroppable, the ngDragClone also gains the
class "drag-over"
Attribute ng-drag-clone-group="groupename" let your specify a group to
link a specific draggable to a specific ngDragClone
Now, the ngDragClone automatically copy the html and classes of the
draggable.
You can deactivate the copy with the attributes on both, the ngDrag
and NgDragClone by using the attribute ng-drag-clone-copy-class="false"
or ng-drag-clone-copy-html="false"
Can add class to the clone by the ngDrag with the attribute
ng-drag-clone-add-class="test"
You can look at the "example-multiple-scrolls.html" for more details.
Hi,
Don't you find that there is too much configuration to do to use the ngDragClone ?
I've added some features the ngDragClone and now it's super easy to have a drag clone which copy the draggable.
It's part of the pull request of @bastbnl fork. https://github.com/bastbnl/ngDraggable/pull/1
You can look at the "example-multiple-scrolls.html" for more details.