Hi Team,

​https://www.npmjs.com/package/jquery-ui

Followed the steps, npm install jquery-ui --save

But, the extracted node_modules/jquery-ui/ doesn't have dist folder.

How do I access the core minified file?

Do I need to alway do import 'jquery-ui/themes/base/datepicker.css'; import 'jquery-ui/ui/widgets/datepicker.js';

to get a datepicker widget?

please correct me if am wrong? As a simple --> import 'jquery-ui'; is not working for me.

It appears that "element" and "options" properties were removed from the returned object of $ui.droppable in version 1.6rc6 and now in 1.7. Returning this information to methods such as "drop","over", "out" ... seems beneficial. I propose that this and the "options" properties get added back in.

1.6rc5:

ui: function(c) {

return {

draggable: (c.currentItem

c.element),

helper: c.helper, position: c.position, absolutePosition: c.positionAbs, options: this.options, element: this.element

};

}

1.7

ui: function(c) {

return {

draggable: (c.currentItem

c.element),

helper: c.helper, position: c.position, absolutePosition: c.positionAbs, deprecated offset: c.positionAbs

};

}

JQuery UI positions could be enhanced with an "in" or "within" attribute.

This attribute would augment the existing keywords to allow positioning to a specific item (my) within a container (within).

The typical windowed slider could easily be positioned as

<div id="window">
  <ul id="slider">
    <li>Item 1</li>
    <li class="selected">Item 2</li>
    <li>Item 3</li>
  </ul>
</div>

<script>
$('#slider .selected').position({
  my:'center top',
  at:'center top',
  of: $('#window'),
  within: $('#slider')
})
</script>