@@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ The editor is fully guided. Features include:
* custom zone labels
* ability to show or hide zone borders
* custom text and background colors for items
* optional auto-alignment for items (left, right, center)
* image items
* items prompting for additional (numerical) input after being dropped
* decoy items that don't have a zone
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@@ -103,7 +102,7 @@ above the background image, the introductory feedback (shown
initially), and the final feedback (shown after the learner
successfully completes the drag and drop problem).


In the next step, you set the URL and description for the background
image and define the properties of the drop zones. For each zone you
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@@ -115,16 +114,6 @@ whether or not to display borders outlining the zones. It is possible
to define an arbitrary number of drop zones as long as their labels
are unique.
Additionally, you can specify the alignment for items once they are dropped in
the zone. No alignment is the default, and causes items to stay where the
learner drops them. Left alignment causes dropped items to be placed from left
to right across the zone. Right alignment causes the items to be placed from
right to left across the zone. Center alignment places items from top to bottom
along the center of the zone. If left, right, or center alignment is chosen,
items dropped in a zone will not overlap, but if the zone is not made large
enough for all its items, they will overflow the bottom of the zone, and