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Allow for custom placeholders #51
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Added option for placeholder
- added custom markup for placeholder as option, useful when using with tables.
Example :
// JS CODE
$('table.data tbody').sortable(
{
items: 'tr' ,
placeholder : '<tr><td colspan="7"> </td></tr>'
}) ;
// CSS STYLE FOR TR > TD
.sortable-placeholder td
{
background:#FFFEB8;
height:100px;
width:100%;
}
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This change was originally authored by @bistoco
This is the safest way to allow users to specify their own custom placeholders, which is required when using tables.
Please merge
------ Original Commit ------
Added option for placeholder
added custom markup for placeholder as option, useful when using with tables.
Example :
// JS CODE
$('table.data tbody').sortable(
{
items: 'tr' ,
placeholder : ' '
}) ;
// CSS STYLE FOR TR > TD
.sortable-placeholder td
{
background:#FFFEB8;
height:100px;
width:100%;
}