I'm a little bit depressed because I need a customizable grid (moving and resizing DIVs) like Gridster, you can check the demo here: http://gridster.net/
Basically I need all the features Gridster is offering, like dragging and dropping DIVs, resizing them and saving the positions of the DIVs and loading them.
However, there is one problem. It is not possible to drop the DIVs anywhere.
In the Screenshot I want to drop the red highlighted DIV on that place, but it will snap to the upper highlighted area.
http://fs1.directupload.net/images/150307/z2qlxelp.png
Is there any solution to fix this problem?
Also, could someone explain me how the Grid of Gridster works? Is there a "virtual grid" behind that or how is it realised?
If someone has a solution for that problem, an example would be really nice.
I'm not sure if gridster supports this but you can try gridstack.js with options {float: true}. I've started gridstack.js because I need responsive layout support. But now it has bunch of features which gridster doesn't have (like knockout.js support, etc).
The original Gridster.js project is abandoned. However, there is a well maintained fork that provides the functionality you need:
https://github.com/dsmorse/gridster.js
Take a look at the sticky-position code for an example.
Also, take a look at Angular Gridster:
https://github.com/ManifestWebDesign/angular-gridster
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I am building a page builder tool using Vuejs 2.6.11 and Vuetify 2.3.10.
One of the concepts of this tool is that the elements can be dragged and dropped anywhere and can overlap each other.
Now, I want to give an extra feature to this drag-and-drop concept when elements are being dragged, alignments lines (basically an alignment ruler) should be displayed so the user can know the alignment between elements like this-
draw.io is an example to see this kind of feature in behavior.
I found many good libraries of drag-and-drop in vuejs but no one is providing the alignment lines or ruler when dragging the elements.
Libraries I looked into it-
https://www.dunebook.com/18-best-vue-drag-and-drop-libraries/
If anyone can suggest a suitable solution either a library or a custom way to implement this, would be a great help.
I'm working on a class project at the moment and I'm having some trouble with the front-end part of it.
What I'm trying to do is implement a grid of hexagonal like shapes (I'm using this example by web-tiki), that works exactly as I want when resizing the screen.
I want to put this grid in a carousel-like div, that adds a page with the same number of items when resizing, instead of stacking them underneath, thus taking up more space downwards.
I've been through a lot of research, but none of the examples given seemed to fit my case. Can anybody give me an insight on how to do that?
Edit: Based on Rustyjim's comment, I actually edited the carousel's js file to fit my needs, so consider the issue solved. Thanks for the responses!
Here's a weird one that I've been wracking my brain on.
I want to do two things, in order:
Generate a masonry-style layout from a list of divs, imgs, or whatever. These will utilize images but they can be background images, within the divs, or some other method that works. This can be pure CSS or a jquery plugin.
Once the grid has been generated, apply a physics based plugin like '.throwable' to the individual divs/objects. The objects will fall on each other, but overall retain their structure, much like you'd see in Angry Birds or something.
The goal here is to paste in a list of divs, let a jquery plugin or even pure CSS automatically figure out how to align them, and then apply gravity to the masonry grid.
The problem I've run into over and over is that the masonry grid is generated... but then when I apply a physics system to it, the individual objects snap back to a different position. I think masonry wants them as "relative" while the physics system wants them in "absolute"? Not sure...
I have a rough version of my latest attempt up here if anyone wants to get an idea of what I'm attempting: http://cssdeck.com/labs/full/f5dm0zv8
Jasper's reply hinted at the solution, although I'm not sure why things seemed to work this time for me. I had tried multiple javascript/jquery based masonry plugins, and nothing had worked. I ended up trying "http://masonry.desandro.com/methods.html" and it ended up working for me. I thought I had tried this one already - maybe not? Anyways, I have a more or less working example here, but new issues have arisen: http://output.jsbin.com/runewidapi/2/
Does anyone know of a jQuery content slider (not just an image slider) that allows you to specify a grid of elements?
As an example, this is the sort of grid that I'm after:
http://cl.ly/image/0O213C1n2b0s
You can see that it's a 2x2 grid. With the controls, when someone clicks on a 'next' link, it should scroll to show the next 4 elements. I'd like to be able to have multiple instances on a page, each having different grids (I may be 3x2, 2x2, 4x1 on the same page)
Also, as an added caveat, I need this to be responsive.
First question is; does anyone know of a solution that already exists which would fit my requirements? If not, that leads to my second question; would anyone like to help me write such a thing? I'm relatively savvy with javascript (more specifically jQuery if I'm being absolutely honest) but by no means an expert.
I've done a fair amount of googling, but came up short. Hopefully someone is way ahead of me and has already written something along these lines.
What say you, Internet?
Have you seen this:
jQuery grid syle slider
So, recently I have been trying to build a user interface form builder that is almost entirely drag and drop. Kind of like Dreamweaver or visual studios I suppose. You guys can see it for yourselves HERE! I am trying to get a right-click menu thing going, however upon getting this working, I realized that it really conflicted with both the draggable and resizable methods. I don't have to right click at all, however when I go to resize or drag, it won't let me stop it. My cursor gets stuck either resizing or dragging, and requires vigorous clicking and shaking to free it. So, I'm assuming that I need a different plugin. Does anybody know of a stress free simple right-click menu that is hopefully compatible with jquery ui? I've tried google but most of them are simply a different version of the one I've already been using.
My second question is much more vague. As I previously mentioned, I'm trying to make a form builder. I'm wondering what the best way to go about this is as I feel sort of lost. My biggest problems right now are figuring out how I'm going to parse everything into code and export it. Does anybody know of anyone else who has attempted this or something similar? Is there any sort of guide?
I know the second questions has potential to be rather annoying, so feel free to only focus on the first one. Any help is appreciated, and I thank everybody who helps me.
EDIT: Just realized that you guys may not know how to use the builder. So far, all you can do is drag panels out onto the building space, and then drag tables within the panels. You can resize the building space, and panels vertically, and you can resize tables both vertically and horizontally. You can move panels and tables within their parent elements. Right click a panel or table for the contextmenu.
EDIT: So I think I found a context menu that will suffice, here it is. So, I guess that only leaves giving me advice on how to go about constructing this form builder.