This is Panel 1's content.
This is Panel 2's content.
This is Panel 3's content.
This is Panel 4's content.
This is Panel 5's content.
This is Panel 6's content.
This is Panel 7's content.
This is Panel 8's content.
This is Panel 9's content.
Draggable panels still follow the Panels pattern, but there is a handler function in ux.js and a few new CSS classes that add the new functionality. Draggable panels must be denoted by adding the class ux-drag-draggable after the ux-panl class. Potential places to drop draggable panels (called dropzones) are denoted by a class of ux-drag-dropzone. The example above uses a standard 3-column grid, with each column being a valid dropzone.
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