How to use multiple swiper animation in one page please how do we do it without over writing the existing animation
I have the next layout on the page:
And I'm trying to add popup menu like on youtube mobile app:
but I can't place it above other elements. React Navive for web creates own stacking context for each block. So that z-index doesn't make any sense. Is there any ways how to handle that?
I recently retrofitted bootstrap 3 carousels to my site and added swipe gesture support using jquery mobile swiperight and swipeleft. Like this:
How to make Bootstrap carousel slider use mobile left/right swipe
This works fine, however, the functionality isn't quite what I needed.
Previously I was using swipe.js which provided more of a drag and swipe mechanic. If you place your finger on the image in the carousel and then drag it left or right the image follows the movement instantly. This feels more natural and responsive than the jquery mobile swipe implementation.
I like using bootstrap carousel and swipe.js seems to be more than just a gesture library, it really provides some carousel functionality, so combining the two doesn't seem like an easy fit.
Is anyone aware of a plugin or an appropriate that brings swipe.js like functionality to bootstrap carousel?
I was looking for a solution to this problem recently and settled on this plugin: http://ixisio.github.io/bootstrap-touch-carousel/
It's relatively light weight and is written specifically for bootstrap. The only downside is that it requires hammer.js which adds some extra weight, but this isn't a big deal.
See:
http://global-arts.4pixels.co.uk/global-arts-kingston/events-detail.html
I'm using MediaElement.js for the video at the top of the page and Flexslider for the Slider at the bottom. Both play happily together in desktop browsers, but on iPad and iPhone the video doesn't load and the slider has no images.
Has anyone encountered conflicts that only happen in iOS and is there a way of isolating the two scripts from each other? Similar to noConflict for clashing libraries.
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Given a URL to a...
PDF, Apple's UIWebView component will display the PDF in the PDF
reader.
video, Apple's UIWebView component will display the video in
the video player.
music file, Apple's UIWebView component will play
the music in the video player.
What is the best way to mimic this functionality in Sencha Touch?
Many thanks
EDIT: Also, how do you display a website in a panel? I've tried using an embed and an iframe, but these aren't scrollable on the device.
I don't understand, this should work just like that? Are you thinking of rendering pdf/video/music inside Sencha Application?
If yes, check out Sencha examples for audio/video. For pdf you will need some new code. I would suggest using pdf.js inside Sencha panel, haven't tried it though.
This was answered in sencha touch :: how to create a panel for website-preview inside iFrame.
Anyway, if you want to get the same effect as a UIWebView in senchatouch, I recommend using PhoneGap as long as your intention is that your webapp is used only on mobile devices. PhoneGap Plugins available to use the native WebViews each mobile OS. The plugin, both for IOS to ChildrenBrowser called Android. Sorry about the other systems can not help more.
Without a lot of hacky code, you can't.