modal dismissal needs to scroll all the way to top first

[ghost]

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Describe your issue here. Thank you for this amazing library - it took all of 10 minutes to convert my regular pop ups to panModal and it looks fabulous!

I have a web view in my view controller with a title view. The title view remains on the top, while the web view scrolls. This works perfectly with panModal with one behavior that I've not been able to modify -- If I scroll down in the web view, then swipe down on the title or the drag indicator, it doesn't drag... How do I get the modal to dismiss if the user drags the handle (or part of the view controller that's not the scroll view?)

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[ste57]

Hi @ghubaddole

Apologies for the delayed response. If you want to set an area that the PanModal gesture recognizers will ignore you can use func shouldPrioritize(panModalGestureRecognizer: UIPanGestureRecognizer) -> Bool.

This should have the opposite effect of this issue mentioned here: https://github.com/slackhq/PanModal/issues/9#issue-422934156

You can check if the touch processed by the PanModal is within the frame of the handle and use that to return true

Let me know if this fixes it for you, Stephen