If I drag a kendo window in upward direction the kendo window stops being dragged once kendo window top aligns browser window top, that is min top position is 0. I want similar behavior if I drag the kendo window to left, right or downward direction, window should always stay within the browser window (do not want scrolls to browser window).
After visiting documentation on Kendo site I have got an hint to implement the solution. Here is link to Restrict Windows Position
Idea is to listen to drag event on Window and based on your condition adjust left and top of window.
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I am using Vuetify 3 to create a bottom sheet for mobile using v-navigation-drawer with location="bottom" prop.
Everything works fine up to this point with swipe-down to close the bottom sheet. When I add touchstart, touchmove, touchend event listeners, all get triggered as expected.
But when I try to add a Tab component as per the documentation with some overflow content, the bottom sheet overflow scrolls on swipe up and down and tab navigation works on swipe left and right. I believe this is because of v-window is inside the drawer. Here when I add the above event listeners, touchstart does not get triggered inside the bottom sheet.
I want to implement the swipe-down to close behaviour (following the finger position) to the bottom sheet tab navigation that has overflow content. The bottom sheet will open on toggle, scrolls up and down on swipe up and down, switches tabs on swipe left and right and closes on swipe down further.
But without touchstart event it is impossible for me to go forward with this feature. (I'm planning to get the swipe direction and build the logic when to pull down the bottom sheet)
What am I missing here? Is there any other way to implement this?
CodePen link to what I tried. (Toggle device emulation)
add touchless to draver
<v-navigation-drawer
v-model="app.drawer"
touchless
app
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Our app is setup with your basic header, footer, left nav, and content pane. We also have a dynamic right pane which we call "Quick View". If you click a link that targets Quick View, the right pane will slide out from the right. This causes the content pane to shrink horizontally so the right, Quick View pane displays.
When we have the Kendo Scheduler displayed in the content area and click a link that causes the Quick View pane to slide into view from right, the Scheduler does resize with the content area, but the events are not refreshed. Example would be if in week view initial display is fine. Slide in the Quick View causeing Scheduler to shrink in width. Day columns shrink as expected but none of the events change at all. This makes what was scheduled on Thursday to now appear to be scheduled on Saturday.
If I manually resize the browser at all, it triggers the refresh and all is well. Problem with that is 2 fold:
1. I don't want to require my users to resize the browser, of course.
2. Then closing the Quick View has the right pane slide back out the right cause the Scheduler to grow in size and again, the events do not move making them appear to be on different days.
I guess I could put in a hack to programmatically refresh Scheduler after my Quick View slides in or out, but that is a hack.
Suggestions please.
How do you change the width of a button in a tool bar on Mac? I can change the width in interface builder but it only updates if the width is larger than the current size. If I try to make it smaller it doesn't change in tool bar.
Not sure if you found an answer yet, but I was recently looking to do this as well for a popup button. The answer is to create the button outside the toolbar first. Then once you create it you can drag it onto the toolbar area and it will be added as a toolbar item.
For example, I created a popup button on my main window and set it to the width that I wanted. Then I opened the toolbar section and dragged that button onto it... and it worked.
Good luck.
Button which show the popover lay on the button left corner of window.
How to show popover only in window bounds?
Attention! Mac OS.
This is not possible. NSPopover is a floating window that is connected to a certain other window but otherwise stays completely on its own. You can however try manually to keep it within certain bounds on screen by calculating a popup position that keeps the popover bounds with that area. But this won't work in all cases anyway (e.g. if the user moves the app window so that there's simply not enough room for the popover).
I have to implement a custom toolbar for my application, where a button will be placed on the side of exit, maximize and minimize buttons.
I tried to work with the toolbar element on XCode, but it always put elements below these buttons and not on the side.
App Store application implement this feature, like you can see in this image.
One solution is to start with this open source code (https://github.com/indragiek/INAppStoreWindow) to give you the correct title bar style, and then position buttons in the titlebar.