Make Elements On Your Site Draggable
There are many tutorials on how to make things draggable on a web page. jQuery is one of the easiest ways. You don’t even need the jQuery UI, just a little help from the mouse direction function and maybe some optional manipulation. But what if you don’t want to touch the jQuery code and still want to make things draggable? Then, slow.js is the right tool for you.
With Draggabilly.js, you can make any element draggable on a web page. You can customize the behavior of the draggable element, for example by adding grid movements, linking event listeners to events, limiting movements only to the x or y axis, and much more. It also supports various browsers, IE8+ and even Multitouch mobile browsers.
First Steps
To get started, you just need to include the Draggabilly. source js to your Site. Other dependencies are not necessary. You can get the file from GitHub.
Basic Drawing
You must include the following snippet in your page for the drag to work.
il #idHere is The ID that you need to put in the HTML element that you want to make draggable. In the Draggie variable, you can enter an Option if you wish. If you don’t need this Option, you can also set The ID via the elem Variable.
Then, in the HTML code, call The ID of the element you want to drag.
There are many other ways to influence Draggabilly’s behavior. You can limit the movement to the Y or X axis.
You can also add a management option that specifies the starting element of the drag interaction.
This one. the handle option is useful when all internal elements, such as entries and forms, do not need to be draggable. There are many other options that you can add, such as filters, grids, methods, and events. Visit the official dragabbilly website to see the complete documentation.
Last Thought
The drawing function has little impact on web design in most matters, but it is nevertheless quite important. It occurs most often in web applications or games. The simplicity of installation and the variety of different drawing methods make it a really practical tool to try.