Open eransc opened 10 years ago
Isn't styling containers as a rows (horizontal) enough? I mean you don't need to have columns, you can freely define your containers so they can be seen as rows by user too.
styling is no issue - please look at image m-sortable1.png
but when trying to drag items in the same row , i.e: dragging item2.2 on item2.1, item2.1 is pushed down and the placeholder is row based and not column based.
Any ideas?
I guess it's jquery related stuff, not Angular. For now I have no idea how to make it working. You need to dive deeper into jquery sortable I'm afraid.
On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 8:37 AM, cgweb notifications@github.com wrote:
styling is no issue - please look at image m-sortable1.png
but when trying to drag items in the same row , i.e: dragging item2.2 on item2.1, item2.1 is pushed down and the placeholder is row based and not column based.
Any ideas?
[image: m-sortable1]https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/816700/1771428/dde28930-67b6-11e3-91a3-f5d97fbc36df.PNG [image: m-sortable2]https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/816700/1771429/e46f418a-67b6-11e3-8953-e340d3d3c319.PNG
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Micha³ Ostruszka http://michalostruszka.pl
I'm building a widgets dashboard app where the dragging of the box is horizontal inside each row or between them
The dragging placeholders is based on row and not on column What would you reccomend ?