See image below to see example - when you click the button, the pane should slide up, and you can then close it by clicking into the map, or sliding it back down.
Used github.com/octopitus/rn-sliding-up-panel to solve this.
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Currently working on a React project, with styled-components. I am trying to make my modal responsive. Like when the page loads, the modal should be fixed just below the "add event" button.
Sadly, it is but when I change screen size, it does NOT move with that button or the page, and remains at that fixed position for different screens, like a normal modal does
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I have tried changing the margins and position, still no difference. The Modal remains as a fixed overlay and is not responsive with the page components.
I need your suggestion. I want to develop website in React JS. For start I draw a wireframe. I'm planning to use react libraries if possible. Below is my wireframe. Can I know for a start, what I should search. The 1st image will be the UI. When I click the hamburger button, the page will slide right as shown in 2nd image. Please help guys
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There's a few things you will need to consider:
Storing and toggling the open/close state of your sidebar
The layout of your DOM elements
The transformation of your page content
Here's a sandbox to help you out: https://codesandbox.io/s/adoring-napier-s8gs09?file=/src/App.js
My mobile App has button with icon only. I want to show information when user just hover over the button.
I tried react-native-element tool tip , but it will work only if we click the button. I need real functionality to work on button click. Is there any other way to show short messages.
I am trying to build a mega menu off elementor pop up, but it displays only on click but not on hover as it would work on normal menus. How do I do this?
Instagram has a really cool interaction where you can tap-and-hold, aka longPress, on an image and an interactive pop-up appears. Once it appears you can drag your finger to one of the action buttons and removing your finger applies the action and closes the pop-up.
Here it is in action.
And here's a link to a video if you need a closer look.
In my app I've got the tap-and-hold popup working, but the finger drag continues to control the underlying View.
How do you get the finger interaction to transfer to the pop-up?
How do you get the buttons responding to finger drag-over?
This is something you can achieve with PanResponder. Using Pan Responder you are basically creating your own touchable components. Click here for the docs.
Also, you would need the Animated API for animating the transitions.