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Expand Up @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ You can find the source code for this demo on branch "gh-pages".

Also see the changelog [here](https://github.com/kamilkp/angular-sortable-view/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md)

###DESCRIPTION:
### DESCRIPTION:

This is a simple library written as a module for [AngularJS](https://github.com/angular/angular.js) for sorting elements in the UI. It supports both single elements list, and multiple connected lists, where an element can be moved from one to another.

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* `sv-helper` - the element with this attribute will serve as a custom helper for sorting operations
* `sv-placeholder` - the element with this attribute will serve as a custom placeholder for sorting operations

###Example of single sortable list
### Example of single sortable list

```html
<div sv-root sv-part="modelArray">
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</div>
```

###Example of multiple sortable lists with common ancestor
### Example of multiple sortable lists with common ancestor

```html
<div sv-root>
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</div>
```

###Example of multiple sortable lists without common ancestor
### Example of multiple sortable lists without common ancestor

```html
<div>
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</div>
```

###Example of using handles
### Example of using handles

```html
<div sv-root sv-part="modelArray">
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</div>
```

###Example of using custom helpers per part
### Example of using custom helpers per part

```html
<div sv-root sv-part="modelArray">
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</div>
```

###Example of using custom helpers per element
### Example of using custom helpers per element

```html
<div sv-root sv-part="modelArray">
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</div>
```

###Example of using custom placeholders per part
### Example of using custom placeholders per part

```html
<div sv-root sv-part="modelArray">
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</div>
```

###Example of using custom placeholders per element
### Example of using custom placeholders per element

```html
<div sv-root sv-part="modelArray">
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</div>
```

###Example of sorting with images
### Example of sorting with images
_Because images are draggable by default the browser will trigger the default behavior of showing an image's ghost on a drag event rather than the mousedown event listener relied on by this module, disabling that drag behavior leaves the element free to move immediately._

```html
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