JQuery's sortable
has an option to revert
the item that the user drags back in line with the rest, but the animation is a little slow.
Is there a simple way to specify 'fast'
like some of the other methods?
JQuery's sortable
has an option to revert
the item that the user drags back in line with the rest, but the animation is a little slow.
Is there a simple way to specify 'fast'
like some of the other methods?
It appears to be undocumented*, but setting the revert
property to a number will treat that as the speed (or more specifically the duration in ms). So something like this gives a pretty quick revert animation:
$("#sortable").sortable({revert: 100});
(Aside: It's a pity they haven't kept it consistent with draggables, which use revertDuration
to specify the speed of the revert.)
*Edit: It looks like in the latest version it is now an officially documented feature.