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Mobile responsive design with a very native feel, all in pure CSS (no templating differences between versions — even though some things are in very different positions.) I’ve been working on this whole thing in my head for a while now, planning out how certain components will be laid out on the mobile version, and how to reason about them in the templates so that a substantially different layout can still be achieved by only using CSS. Today I finally wrote the CSS and it’s come together pretty damn perfectly. Still to come: - Swiping left or right on discussions to reveal controls - Tablet version
33 lines
964 B
JavaScript
33 lines
964 B
JavaScript
import Ember from 'ember';
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/**
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Button which has an attached dropdown menu containing an item list. The
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currently-active item's label is displayed as the label of the button.
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*/
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export default Ember.Component.extend({
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layoutName: 'components/ui/dropdown-select',
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classNames: ['dropdown', 'dropdown-select', 'btn-group'],
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classNameBindings: ['itemCountClass', 'className'],
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buttonClass: 'btn btn-default',
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menuClass: '',
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icon: 'ellipsis-v',
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items: [],
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mainButtonClass: Ember.computed('buttonClass', function() {
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return 'btn '+this.get('buttonClass');
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}),
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dropdownMenuClass: Ember.computed('menuClass', function() {
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return 'dropdown-menu '+this.get('menuClass');
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}),
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itemCountClass: Ember.computed('items.length', function() {
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return 'item-count-'+this.get('items.length');
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}),
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activeItem: Ember.computed('menu.childViews.@each.active', function() {
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return this.get('menu.childViews').findBy('active');
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})
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});
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