Closed nimaen closed 10 years ago
Vertical scrolling should be reserved for scrolling the page. This was a purposeful decision, and the weird UX would be hijacking the user's vertical scrolling in order to scroll a carousel.
Try this on a phone: http://bxslider.com/examples/vertical-slideshow
Gotta +1 to @kenwheeler here. It’s an antipattern hijack scrolling for other purposes, especially on small screens and viewports!
I agree with you on one purpose : when it applies to classical layouts. When building fullscreen web apps with complex layouts, you will therefore handle scrolls / navigation on your own way.
The strange behavior I was pointing out was that the carousel were sliding vertically when swiping horizontally. And it feels definitely weird.
I might be the only finding it weird though :)
I think that anything that lives on the web and doesn’t use Responsive Web Design is an anti-pattern too :)
Seems like there is no possible discussion :) Your carousel is still good for all the other stuff.
That's just sad.
@Nimaen I don't mean to close the discussion down. If you search the issues on this (in the first place), you'll find the way to make it work.
That said, I don't think it belongs in core. Vertical, IMO, shouldn't even be in core.
If you want to make a bad UX decision, go ahead, but I don't want to be the guy who helped you do it.
@zachleat what do you mean?
@kenwheeler mostly just responding to
When building fullscreen web apps with complex layouts
which seems to imply that there are a class of web apps/sites shouldn’t work on smallscreen (mobile) devices, which I disagree with wholeheartedly. If it’s on the web it should work.
@zachleat +1
Hi,
Something I've found while willing to use your awesome carousel. When the vertical mode is activated, you cannot drag the content vertically, only horizontally. Seems like a totally weird UX to me, don't you think ?
Are you aware of this issue, and if yes, do you have a little snippet that would allow you to drag the content vertically ?