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The canonical use of gridster seems to be one where the entire object can be touched to indicate that a drag operation is to be started. Is it possible to limit that touchable region to a specific area (div) in the object, perhaps indicated by an icon of some sort? I'd like to be able to use gridster with objects that have other (mouse-sensitive) things in them, and I don't want the user (let along gridster :) getting confused about what's supposed to happen. Any thoughts?
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The canonical use of gridster seems to be one where the entire object can be touched to indicate that a drag operation is to be started. Is it possible to limit that touchable region to a specific area (div) in the object, perhaps indicated by an icon of some sort? I'd like to be able to use gridster with objects that have other (mouse-sensitive) things in them, and I don't want the user (let along gridster :) getting confused about what's supposed to happen. Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: