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Create a Draggable Sitemap with jQuery
Dave McDermid at boagworld shares a clean tutorial on how to create a draggable sitemap with jQuery. This tutorial explains how to build a “drag-and-drop sortable sitemap” for your website. After experimenting with a few of the available JavaScript solutions, Dave decided to craft his own. The result is a slick, carefully constructed sitemap that delivers a seamless drag-n-drop experience.
The tutorial covers the following:
- The HTML
- The requirements
- Simplifying the task
- The JavaScript/jQuery
- The CSS
- Extra spice
Everything is explained in good detail and Dave even takes the time to explain how everything works. Always nice to understand what you are doing :)
If you are looking for a clean, concise drag-n-drop sitemap solution that degrades gracefully without JavaScript, this is it.
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