I want a responsive sidebar menu in ionic2,
Which behave as website sidebar when it run in browser,
and behave as sidemenu appeared with menu button when run as mobile application.
Can any one provide demo or solution ??
Ionic 2 just released a split pane component
it is currently still in testing but you can install the nightly
npm install --save ionic-angular#2.0.1-201702161925
You can use the SplitPane component available in Ionic 2.2.0 which is out on March 8, 2017
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I have a few themes throughout my app that I use for buttons, and in development and production mode on expo, all of the buttons look fine. However, when installing the app as a tester from Testflight, all of the custom themed buttons look like default buttons. Does anyone have any ideas why this could be happening?
I'm using React-Burger-Menu on a project. I've installed it with npm, imported it into my React app, and am properly displaying the hamburger menu on small screens and hiding it on large screens with the use of CSS. On small mobile screens I have display set to flex and on large screens where I want the hamburger menu hidden I have display set to none.
This works fine when I run the React app with npm on localhost, but when I build it with npm run build and push it to Surge.sh the hamburger menu doesn't work properly. When running the project locally on a large screen the hamburger menu is hidden and my navbar works fine. On small screens my navbar is hidden and the hamburger menu works. After pushing the project to Surge.sh my full screen navbar breaks and it tries to use the hamburger menu on full screen. Here is my project with the broken hamburger/navbar.
Why is my hamburger menu breaking only when I go live with the code but not when I run the project locally? Is this a problem with installation/configuration?
The docs say the following :
The easiest way to use react-burger-menu is to install it from npm and
include it in your own React build process (using Browserify, Webpack,
etc).
I've installed React-Burger-Menu with npm install. Is more configuration needed with webpack in order to get it working properly when it's pushed to Surge.sh? What do they mean when they say include it in your own React build process using Webpack?
I created a React PWA with this tutorial: pwa react tutorial
I added some Add to Homescreen code I got from here: Add to Homescreen tut
I want to test downloading the app, but I can't see the Chrome install link on the url. I see a download link on Kindle, but not the install link I see on Chrome on my laptop.
My code is here: git repo
My goal is to install on a Kindle and have an icon on the Home Screen that I click to launch the app.
We recently updated our Wagtail site and the page selector drawer is now blank.
I don't see any JavaScript errors or server-side errors.
Just looking for help on what I should be investigating. I can confirm this doesn't happen on a fresh install of Wagtail 2.5. I've also run fixtree.
I am working on project and using material-ui#next i.e v1.x.So, which dependencies I need to install.
Since you already installed material-ui#next so you no need to install any other modules. You can acheieve search bar with material-UI Autosuggest component. Check the below link
https://material-ui-next.com/demos/autocomplete/