giving all draggable elements the position relative #1
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second commit brings the dragged element to top of view and goes back to default after mouse is released |
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Absolutely! Thank you for a really helpful project
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1. merged PR #1 2. add CHANGELOG.md 3. remove useless dependencies
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fixing issue where
[ngDraggable]="varName"does not setposition: relativeto elements that start out asvarName = false;