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straydogstudio / film_roll

A lightweight jQuery carousel that centers one item at a time on the page.
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If the content is smaller than the container : error scroll #40

Closed ThibDums closed 9 years ago

ThibDums commented 9 years ago

Hello,

I have some trouble when the content is smaller than the container (on smartphone or resized window). I can't scroll on the film_scroll div (on smartphone) and the swipe effect doesn't works anymore when I try to swipe with my finger or even click on the buttons.

Can you give me an issue ?

Best regards, Thib.

straydogstudio commented 9 years ago

Can you set up an example on Codepen.io? It makes it really easy to communicate and debug. For the javascript, just paste the contents of jquery.film_roll.min.js into the JS pane, then add your normal code.

ThibDums commented 9 years ago

You can try it on your own site (third block) http://straydogstudio.github.io/film_roll/ On mobile device we can't scroll the page from the film_roll when the content doesn't fill the screen.

Just try on a mobile device.

straydogstudio commented 9 years ago

Which mobile device and which browser? I have an iPhone 6 with IOS9, and the third carousel is working. I can drag it from one picture to another.

I do notice that I can't drag if I press close to the next/previous buttons. Is your screen so small that might be the issue?

On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 2:57 AM, ThibDums notifications@github.com wrote:

You can try it on your own site (third block) http://straydogstudio.github.io/film_roll/ On mobile device we can't scroll the page from the film_roll when the content doesn't fill the screen.

Just try on a mobile device.

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straydogstudio commented 9 years ago

@ThibDums I'm going to close this for now since I've not heard from you. If you can isolate it, or give me a specific make/model that has the problem, reopen the issue.