HTML5 move element while dragging?

Drag me! Drop here! $(document).

Ready(function() { $('#newschool . Dragme') . Attr('draggable', 'true') .

Bind('dragstart', function(ev) { var dt = ev.originalEvent. DataTransfer; dt. SetData("Text", "Dropped in zone!"); return true; }) .

Bind('dragend', function(ev) { return false; }); $('#newschool . Drophere') . Bind('dragenter', function(ev) { $(ev.

Target). AddClass('dragover'); return false; }) . Bind('dragleave', function(ev) { $(ev.

Target). RemoveClass('dragover'); return false; }) . Bind('dragover', function(ev) { return false; }) .

Bind('drop', function(ev) { var dt = ev.originalEvent. DataTransfer; alert(dt. GetData('Text')); return false; }); }).

Thanks! What I want is that the actual element itself moves when dragging, not just a transparent copy of it. Can that be done?

– DADU Jun 3 at 20:30.

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