A 3rd option, which is what I use, is on drag start create a clone of the draggable item (just like if you use the ghosting option), and attach the cloned element at the _document_ level. This doesn't require you to break your design by showing overflow for items you want to keep the overflow hidden.. although it is slightly trickier to implement.



On 8/7/06, Tom Gregory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Actually, it's working just like the CSS standard says it's supposed
to.  This problem can be a pain.

This has been addressed on this list several times; here are some
possible solutions. (This assumes you wish to drag the item outside
of your scrolled list.)
1. Move the droppable outside (make it a sibling of) its original
container.
2. On start drag, set the list style to overflow:visible


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On Aug 7, 2006, at 1:22 AM, Brian Feliciano wrote:

> I have a droppable and draggable implementation. works pretty much
> well except when my droppables are on a scrollbar (created via
> overflow:auto) since my droppables are on a list.
> seems that the droppables aren't working well with scrollbars and
> overflow.
>
> please help!
>
> thanks!
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