Open tonygentilcore opened 7 years ago
This is what the docked
property does. See the demo: http://balloob.github.io/react-sidebar/example/
Perfect! Apologies for the noise.
So, actually there's one wrinkle. While toggling docked
on the demo gives the animation I'm looking for, I'd like the same touch behavior as toggling open
.
That seems like a weird user experience. Would you expect the content to resize while you are dragging the sidebar left-right ?
I also think that it would be very expensive because the content will have to resize without the browser able to optimize it, many times per second. In the case of docked
we use a CSS transition + will-change: left
(oh, actually I see now that we don't do the latter).
No, I definitely wouldn't want resizing (you're right that'd be a bad user experience as well as slow). I'd like clipping (same behavior as react-burger's "push" animation). But I think I can clip by overriding default styles from outside of this component.
That seems like a weird user experience. Would you expect the content to resize while you are dragging the sidebar left-right ?
Actually, take a look at this page on smaller window width: https://ant.design/components/grid/ Take inspection to the side navigation drawer they have there, it pushes the content of the page without resizing it. I think this is what @tonygentilcore wants and I'd love to see an option for that, too.
Another example of "push" effect is illustrated in react-burger-menu
demo (option "push").
react-burger-menu
however does not support the "responsive sticky" feature that react-sidebar
has. And I desperately want both.
Realizing this would be a departure from the MD spec, would this project consider a disabled by default option to push page content as the sidebar opens rather than overlap it? That's hard to word, see the "push" option of http://negomi.github.io/react-burger-menu/ for example.
I have a hacky patch that does this, but wanted to check whether it'd be accepted before spending time cleaning it up.