I Give YOU the Power!

Starting today, I'm putting the power in your hands. That's because I believe that you, the user should have the authority to design the layout positions for my page. All you need is Firefox, a keyboard, and a mouse, and you can drag nearly any element on this page and put it somewhere else. (If you have Internet Explorer, then suck it.) Here's how it works:

1. Press and hold the Shift key.
2. Click on an item and drag it wherever you want.
3. Stare in awe.

That's it. Go nuts, move everything everywhere. But if you eff it up, it's your own damn fault. Don't worry though, all you have to do is refresh the page and your back to the awesome layout I made for you.

Known Issues:

• Mouse movement is only detected within the element, which means you can move the mouse really fast, and escape it. I originally detected all mouse movement within the document, but could not modify and access the variable thisElement in different functions.
• If you click on a link and drag it, strange things happen. I'd like to access all elements with anchor tags and setAttribute("onmousedown","event.cancelBubble=true;") for all of them. Doesn't work.
• I'm having problems with the header and footer positioning themselves differently from the rest of the document. I believe this is because of Blogger's NavBar.
• Doesn't work in IE... Oh wait, I couldn't care less.

If you find any other bugs (there are likely to be many), you can solve any of these, or you have any ideas to make it better, then let me know.

Special thanks to Seth for being a genius.