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gWidgets: Make HTML page sections into draggable blocks

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This class can be used make certain HTML page sections into draggable blocks.

It generates start and end div tags and the necessary Javascript to intercept the events of when the user clicks and drags the block inside the div.

The class can assign given Javascript function to handle the event of when the mouse button is released.

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