Open nirjack opened 4 years ago
If you have draggableRange
's bottom is a number larger greater than 0. Then it's not likely you can go below that number.
Perhaps the function name hide
is not correct in this case.
If you have
draggableRange
's bottom is a number larger greater than 0. Then it's not likely you can go below that number.Perhaps the function name
hide
is not correct in this case.
But I found a strange behaviour when hide
function is called in android device. The panel does not return to the draggableRange
's bottom number. It is closed some where in the middle on the screen. But in IOS, I have no issue.
I found a temporary solution in android, which is called hide
function twice to make sure it is hidden to initial position. But I hope you can look into this issue.
Issue Description
hide() with draggableRange bottom wont hide the panel completely
Steps to Reproduce / Code Snippets / Screenshots
_panel.hide() doesn't hide the draggableRange bottom, Can hide method take parameters like hide(0) -> to completely hide the panel
Environment