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* This rewrite was mainly to add keyboard support, which is important for accessibility. * At the same time, the CSS was changed, to make the question appear visually much more like the other core drag-drop question types. * The new drag-drop code is based on the same underlying libraries that the code drag-drop question types have been using since Moodle 3.6 * Unfortunately, so far we have only been able to make this work back to Moodle 2.9.
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