flexpanel | A responsive panel navigation for mobile and desktop | Animation library
kandi X-RAY | flexpanel Summary
kandi X-RAY | flexpanel Summary
A responsive panel navigation for mobile and desktop. View FlexPanel examples on the official website. ####Additional Animation Now Available! You now have the option to 'reveal' or 'slide' the panel. The 'reveal' animation will give a more native app movement to the navigation. ####Swipe Controls With the help of hammer.js you can swipe to interact with the Flexpanel menu. ####CSS3 Animations There are no jQuery animations here. All animations are controlled by CSS3 properties. ####Fully Responsive From mobile applications to desktop websites, FlexPanel can handle your navigation. View the full changelog on the official website.
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QUESTION
I've positioned Vis-network within flex sections.
You can see the full code here: https://codepen.io/MadBoyEvo/pen/XWdgzoB (try moving elements down)
The problem is whenever I try to resize the height of the section manually to '1000px' or whatever value the height of the diagram stays the same. When I push height directly to diagram sections resize properly. But this is problematic when I put something on the right side that expands the main section, and the diagram stays put with the default size. I tried to use autosize for vis.js but it doesn't seem to affect anything.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-01 at 10:26On the path from the element with height:1000px to the element containing the diagram, there is a div element which does not propagate the height.
This can be fixed by setting display:flex
on that element, see css class fix1
and its corresponding html element in the code below.
The other css class, fix2
, shows how you can make the right panel autosize its width (based on the width of its content and a minimum width you choose, 600px in this example) a have the left panel take up the remaining space.
QUESTION
I have this class here that I can't find the respective .ui.xml file. After reading some doc's I understood that this .ui.xml file should be in the same package as the respective class, is that correct?
What should be the layout of the .ui.xml file of the following class?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-07 at 06:15Yes, the file ConfigurableWidgetHandheld.ui.xml
should be in the same package.
Depending on your build system, you could have multiple directories/folders holding files for the same package. For example, if using maven, you might have the following:
src/main/java/my/package/ConfigurableWidgetHandheld.java
src/main/resources/my/package/ConfigurableWidgetHandheld.ui.xml
Both these files will go into the same package, my.package
QUESTION
I have an issue with a toggling div. It is probably a small thing, but I can not find the reason why it works the first time I click on it (and the panel expands), but when clicking again it does not close. Maybe someone can see why the second time I click on the item, the id is not being send along with the element "e"? Thanks a lot!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-12 at 12:03You need to use updater function for setState
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