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Greetings Vishalok12,

First, thank you for your original work on the jQuery drag arrange plugin! I really like it's compactness and straight forward approach. I was using it on a site I'm developing when I ran into some issues (with Windows 10). The main problem was that I'd drag an element down to put it lower on the list but when I hit the edge of the window, I'd have to drop it because it wouldn't scroll... OR... as soon as I'd touch something it would start scrolling and make a moving target to try to hit.

So instead of just using another plugin (most were a lot bigger and still had other issues), I thought I'd see what it would take to update this one to improve the experience in Windows 10 and on some touch devices. My testing device collection, however, is limited. I can't prove that it works everywhere (in fact, I know it doesn't on old iPhones). But I thought you might be interested in the update. If you like it great! If not, I've still got the fork.

Nice work!

skilldashboard added 7 commits October 14, 2015 14:40
… dynamic drag elements to be added; optional container can be specified to be able to move between multiple parents of a set of draggables; added to example page (still needs style love).
…equires a little movement similar to the movement observed in some browsers while dragging a selection, but it's way closer than it was before. Reorganized functions to be outside the main jQuery fn addition - keeps them private and allowed for a lot of arguments to be shared and not passed around. Though in fairness, passing around might be better for unit testing.
…hes the development version; issue with binding events to parent container resolved (it was choking when a containerSelector wasn't specified AND different than the elements selector);
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