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Reordering 'play later' explorations in learner dashboard looks strange #3972

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tjiang11 opened this issue Oct 14, 2017 · 1 comment · Fixed by #6030
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Reordering 'play later' explorations in learner dashboard looks strange #3972

tjiang11 opened this issue Oct 14, 2017 · 1 comment · Fixed by #6030
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@tjiang11
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The dragging and dropping in the play later list on the learner dashboard is kind of wonky. When you drag the item you’re dragging appears at a vertical offset far from the cursor. This looks similar to the problem with drag and drop hints (#3773)

To reproduce:

  1. Go to the library and mark at least two explorations as play later (the little clock icon at the top right corner of the preview cards)
  2. Now go to the learner dashboard and go to the play later tab. Try reordering the explorations and see that sometimes an element being dragged will appear offset vertically.

Note: This seems to occur only in certain window sizes.

@nithusha21
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Hi. I tried reproducing this issue after the jquery-ui upgrade(which fixed #3773) but it seems to still persist. I think the root cause is not the same for both. This issue happened for me on mobile view only. In that view when the page is loaded itself the exploration description has a vertical offset(maybe because it overflows the width, not sure). While you try to reorder the panel seems to jump to where the text was before(with that offset). So possibly fixing the text offset might help.

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