Jquery draggable - move dragged element instead of duplicating?

In the helper option is by default original which will do exactly what you want, so just leave the option off, or set it to original and you'll grab the original...as opposed to clone which makes a copy. It should look like this.

In the helper option is by default 'original' which will do exactly what you want, so just leave the option off, or set it to 'original' and you'll grab the original...as opposed to 'clone' which makes a copy. It should look like this: $(". Element").

Draggable(function() { helper: 'original' //or leave this line off }); You can test it in the default demo here.

You can also use clone: pnlText. Draggable({ helper: "clone", stop: function(event, ui) { $(this). Css("top",ui.position.

Top). Css("left",ui.position. Left); } }); This pops the original to the location of the clone when the mouse is let go.

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