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+h1. DragDrop
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+h3. A JavaScript micro-framework for adding drag-and-drop functionality to elements for advanced UI development
+
+Author: James Brumond
+Version: 0.2.3-beta
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+Copyright 2011 James Brumond
+Dual licensed under MIT and GPL
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+h4. Notice
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+The change to version 0.2.1-beta is *NOT* backwards compatible. Make sure to look over the samples below.
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+h2. Features
+
+* Simple and intuitive interface
+* Option to seperate the event target from the dragged element
+* Bindable dragstart/drag/dragend events
+* Option to define bounding boxes (*new* in version 0.2.1-beta)
+* Very lightweight (only 1.8kb minified and gzipped)
+
+h2. Samples! :)
+
+<pre><code>// Make myElement drag-and-drop enabled
+DragDrop.bind(myElement);
+
+// A more complex version
+var draggable = DragDrop.bind(myElement, {
+    // The anchor; myElement moves when anotherElement is dragged
+    anchor: anotherElement,
+    // The draggable element will now stay bound within it's offsetParent
+    boundingBox: 'offsetParent',
+    // Define a dragstart event
+    dragstart: function(evt) {
+        // ...
+    }
+});
+
+// Change the bounding box to some manual positions
+draggable.setBoundingBox({
+    x: { min: 0, max: 600 },
+    y: { min: 0, max: 400 }
+});
+
+// Define a new dragend event
+draggable.bindEvent('dragend', function(evt) {
+    // ...
+});
+
+// This is how you would remove a drag event (if one were defined above)
+draggable.unbindEvent('drag', theBoundDragEventFunction);</code></pre>
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