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Currently, if a side-menu has drag-content set to true, it allows you to drag the main content to reveal and hide the side menu. However, if drag-content is set to false, the main content cannot be dragged at all. IMHO, most use cases would be far better off served if drag-content=false would imply that the user would still be able drag the main content to hide the side menu.
I am even wondering if there is ever a need to disable hiding the side menu via dragging of the main content. So, instead of making an optional third variant (drag-to-hide) I would consider removing the current behavior.
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Now that #1418 got marked as WONTFIX, this issue becomes more important. In my use case, due to #1418 I need to put drag-content to false, but the UX for hiding the side menu suffers from this.
FWIW, many apps implement what I described above, including the iOS Google maps app.
Currently, if a side-menu has drag-content set to true, it allows you to drag the main content to reveal and hide the side menu. However, if drag-content is set to false, the main content cannot be dragged at all. IMHO, most use cases would be far better off served if drag-content=false would imply that the user would still be able drag the main content to hide the side menu.
I am even wondering if there is ever a need to disable hiding the side menu via dragging of the main content. So, instead of making an optional third variant (drag-to-hide) I would consider removing the current behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: