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tisho / Switch.framerfx

Utility component for Framer X that lets you switch between different states of an element
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Still having responsive issues #8

Open dougburnett opened 4 years ago

dougburnett commented 4 years ago

Hello. I saw you fixed responsiveness in Feb (thanks!), but when I use your example file or when I create from scratch, I'm still getting issues with responsiveness. I tried setting the Switch component to 100% width in the IDE, then set the the linked states to 100% width and they still won't react responsively. They just remain in the top left corner.

What am I doing wrong? I'm trying to get a project out on Monday.

Thanks!

dougburnett commented 4 years ago

BTW, I absolutely love Switch. A complete game-changer. Thank you so much.

tisho commented 4 years ago

Hey @dougburnett, unfortunately the fix in February wasn't about responsive content, just about following the layout constraints (the top / right / bottom / left pins) when previewing in responsive mode. I'm still working on supporting responsive content, so stay tuned.

pinkmoonlit commented 4 years ago

Hi I'm also big fan of Switch. I am wondering when will you close this issue because I really need it for my project.

tisho commented 4 years ago

@pinkmoonlit can’t really promise a date, I’m afraid. Sheltering in place with little kids leaves little time for side projects, unfortunately. I’ll get to it when I can.

dougburnett commented 4 years ago

I've found the Framer Web Magic motion to work well and has some (certainly not all) of the Switch functionality. @pink, you could try that in the meantime?

pinkmoonlit commented 4 years ago

Thanks @tisho I'm also dad of 2 boys and it is totally understandable. I found your previous comment on Discord that you recommended override width of frame and it works for me. However the switchToStateAction component is still not being responsive. Please take a look when you have time.

spacecadet13 commented 3 years ago

Would also love for Switch and SwitchToStateAction to be responsive. Discovered Switch recently and it's awesome, but the lack of it adapting to screen sizes limits its real-life use.