Tier-maker: duplicate items and correct CSS when you dropLeave #54
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Quito cambio de llaves que no aportan y el punto y coma final, a peticion de otra persona. Co-authored-by: Harley Santos Garzón <[email protected]>
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Correción de la duplicación del elemento/foto en "#selector-items", también evitando todo el proceso de la fn createItems (optimizando codigo). También he modificado del mismo box, el css que conservaba la clase al hacer dropLeave. Ahora, retorna a su origen .
Duplicado de la imagen:
Error CSS, quedaba el estilo como si estuvieramos droppeando:
Corrección CSS y duplicado al volver a arrastrar a #selector-items: