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colelawrence / Touch-Splitter-jQuery

A high performance html splitter compatible with touch events
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Nested splitters #11

Open Stan92 opened 8 years ago

Stan92 commented 8 years ago

Hi, I wonder to know what would be the best practices for adding nested splitters. Currently, this is what I do.

<div class="split-me-container">
    <div class="split-me">
          <div></div>
          <div class="split-me1">
        <div></div>
        <div></div>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>
<script>
     splitter = $('.split-me').touchSplit({leftMin:100, rightMin:100, thickness: "10px"})
     splitter = $('.split-me1').touchSplit({leftMin:100, rightMin:100, thickness: "10px"})
     splitter.getFirst().touchSplit({thickness: "20px", orientation:"vertical"})
</script>

Do I have to create a new splitter instance? or is that correct? Problem using my code, is when I drag the frist left vertical splitter, it doesn't take into account the rightMin of the second vertical splitter. Any help?

colelawrence commented 8 years ago

It may not be robust enough to handle that case, and modifications to the library may be needed in order for that to work.

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Hi, I wonder to know what would be the best practices for adding nested splitters. Currently, this is what I do.

Do I have to create a new splitter instance? or is that correct? Problem using my code, is when I drag the frist left vertical splitter, it doesn't take into account the rightMin of the second vertical splitter. Any help?

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