If you set ghosting: false, the other items will move while around the
selected item you're dragging.
I haven't been able to implement a drop-space-indicator ("red border") yet
instead, I've opted for using ghosting and a "fancy" image to leverage
Sortable's built-in "dropmarker" effect.
(This gives the user a nice visual indication of where their 'widget'
will be dropped, but IMHO not as nice as the
red-border-drop-space-indicator.)
On 2/15/06, Benjamin Mack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hey,
>
> In fact, I created something like (actually, a dashboard too) this but
> way simpler and not that sophisticated. But: What I didn't figure out
> was how I can make the others move while still dragging and how I got
> this nice little red border around while I was dragging it. Mmh, maybe I
> should play around a bit more with it :-)
> I would be happy, Ed, if you have already figured out those issues.
>
> greetings,
> benni.
> -SDG-
>
>
> Ed C. wrote:
> > Hi list,
> >
> > Is it possible to create a "dashboard" type application, like
> > Netvibes.com, w/ script.aculo.us?
> >
> >
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