Is it possible to make swipe in angularjs in carousel mode? I mean, many examples of angular swipe contains only one item shown and all others are hidden. Is it possible to make in Angularjs something like that? See an example
Yes and there is already a directive/module called angular-carousel set up for that!
angular-carousel
I've used this on several projects and it works really well. Not only that, but you can preload images as you swipe.
Related
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/AqE6r.png**strong text**
Does anyone know which carousel library is best for achieving this effect, with the previous and next pictures overflowing onto the screen as shown in the linked picture? Bootstrap 5.1 and react-bootstrap seem incapable of this.
You can do it easily with this library.
https://swiperjs.com/
Swiper Demos (Examples)
https://swiperjs.com/demos#slides-per-view
https://swiperjs.com/demos/110-slides-per-view/core
For the installation on react the documentation is quite good
https://swiperjs.com/react
You can configure the number of slides you want to see on your screen... In your case, it's 3 slides per view.
For the rest you just adapt with the CSS to get the view you want.
Problem
I call setState to add a new recipe to my recipe list
The recipe is a new panel in a Foundation accordion
The accordion title pops up immediately
There is no functionality until page refresh
I have tried everything i can think of including Foundation's reInit, their manual toggle, up, and down methods for accordions, and re constructing the whole accordion
nothing works
This is the solution I came up with.
i was able to call $("#element").foundation("toggle",$target,true) from the console and programmatically open and shut the accordion tab.
element is the accordion wrapper and target the specific tab, true is a param to indicate reflow needed
implementing that function into my app was more trouble than it was worth, for a number of reasons.
i ended up just calling location.reload() and which essentially is like pressing the refresh button. with a modal animation running at the same time it is barely noticeable
so when all else fails manual over-ride could be a viable solution depending on what your individual page is
There is a real answer
in my research i came across quite a few similar github issues that had to do with Foundation plus some sort of dynamic rendering and/or third party framework/library. every situation is a bit different so there isn't one answer
if someone has specific knowledge of what why Foundation or React(possibly), wouldn't let me reInit,reflow,$(document).foundation or do any of the various supposed solutions: I would love to know.
perhaps I could have done something different but if you look at my code I keep state to one component, I init my js plugins in componentDidMount - as far as i know this is what i am supposed to do. thanks
I tried many libraries/solutions including ionic-scroll but it doesn't work out. I need something which is much similar to instagram/facebook zoom functionality on mobile view.
Every solution prevents vertical scroll if user want to move to second image under the first one.
I am using Angular 1 in my app.
Can someone suggest me so that I can implement the same?
I wouldn't like to use a third parties libraries to have carousel on a site. Md-tabs have very similar features, even with swipe gesture and I thought, setting time interval between tabs could be possible. It should work like this.
The Goal
Make next active tab after a time interval and circle it around infinitely.
Although I don't really have much information on what you are trying to accomplish or what challenges you have met, this answer covers some controller based functionality for a carousel.
In the sencha documentation page, when I click a class, a class tap appears, and there will be a toobar up there usually features two buttons (are they buttons) "properties" and "methods". When the mouse is on these two buttons, a overall properties/methods list will appear.
It seems that list is dynamically generated. Can anyone please help. I'd like to do a similar page on my site, but I don't know how to do this.
Sencha uses JSDuck (https://github.com/senchalabs/jsduck) to generate the documentation. There are instructions in the repo regarding how to add your own classes to it, and it's pretty easy to do. Additionally, you should be able to see the source for how they are handling the menus/dropdowns.