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Does this suffice? http://www.jqueryscript.net/demo/Responsive-Fluid-Sidebar-Plugin-with-jQuery-Hammer-js/ http://www.jqueryscript.net/demo/Responsive-Fluid-Sid
by lhecker 11y ago
Does this suffice? http://www.jqueryscript.net/demo/Responsive-Fluid-Sidebar-Plugin-with-jQuery-Hammer-js/ http://www.jqueryscript.net/demo/Responsive-Fluid-Sidebar-Pl...
You need to use a Smartphone for the Demo above though (i.e. sth. that can produces touches and has a small enough screen), but it was the first thing I found by googling "hammerjs sidebar".
I'm sure that if you look at a few demos from hammer.js (which is a very - maybe the most - popular touch library) you'll understand why everything you always wanted has already been solved years ago - just not in a very easy way.
But it seems that didn't stop the world from writing libraries that make swiping, panning, and fluid 60fps easy to achieve. Just like with any other language, framework, etc. you just need to learn it well enough...
- xg15 11y ago> Does this suffice? The example is broken in Chrome 47 on Android 6.0.1: Once I touch the menu putton, the sidebar immediately extends fully. Then i need to swipe right-to-left multiple times to retract it again.