Drag and drop anything anywhere. A web 2.0 plugin.
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Drag and drop anything anywhere. A web 2.0 plugin.
Latest version: Download Movable Anything v0.2 [zip]
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This looks really cool. Can’t wait to try it out. I’m wondering what the possiblities and positives and negatives of having a movable sidebar would be. I mean the whole thing, not just the modules you have done on your test blog.hmmm.
Design to be thought about here!!
I also like the maovable comment form, means I don’t have to scroll down if I can’t see submit, I can just move the form, nice!!
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I have to say that, as a proof of concept, it is an interesting thing to see. Yet, I find no need/use for it, nor I think it looks good on a weblog. If the “movable” boxes would attach (stick) to certain parts, on an organize way, would make more sense. Otherwise, just some cool thing that I can’ t code. IMHO.
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That’s cool, I respect your opinion but I do think some people will use this and find that it works for a certain thing that they want to do. Like my comment form, you can’t say that having a movable comment form isn’t practical.
I agree with David, I would definately use this plugin if you could only move items to certain areas, for instance letting users re arrange my sidebar or change order of content on index page.
Is there any way your code could be modified to make moveable content ‘snap’ to certain admin defined areas?
thanks
ben
Ben: I’m already looking into the options of saving the location of the moved boxes. Making the areas predefined you can easily setup in the css. Originally I had my site setup so you could only move the comment box up and down, within the content div. I changed that because of snapping issues but the option is already there you just need to edit the css (position).
Keep in mind the plug in is a .01 version, meaning it’s not even close to being finished. so reordering of the sidebar and other options like this could be in future releases.
One thing that isn’t ovbious is that one must grab at the header. On the dev test site this is more visible with the large gray headers on each box but the black on black background of this blog is not. I suggest using CSS to change the cursor shape on hover over the grabbable area.
Also, having moved the comment form, clicking Submit did not cause a page refresh or any other visible reaction; I had to manually refresh to see the result.
Bill: Looks like my template for pages with comments doesn’t like the ajax commenting. I’m going to see if it is a K2 thing or something I did now but I really like the cursor change when hovering over the contact form. I already changed the dev site and it will be in the next release.
Thanks.
Update: Looks like a K2 bug. I’ve disabled comments on my pages in the mean time.
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