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Feature: implement some kind of bounce #73
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@koenpunt - I'm adding this to the feature backlog. The only way I know how to implement "bounce" is to wrap the overscrolled node in a container. The problem with doing that is that you will be modifying DOM structure, which is something I want to stay away from. The more you modify the DOM, the less interoperable your script becomes. I don't want to break overscroll for those who already use it, nor do I want to re write the internals to support a parent node. |
Well, I really think it is a very good feature. You can see something how it would become here: http://ariya.github.io/kinetic/4/ - About modifying the DOM, I think it's a well-paid price, many jQuery plugins do that to fit their needs. It's something you get used to. Especially now, with the coming of the web components. It would become less relevant. Think about it! :) Note: @koenpunt doesn't have time since 2 years ago, haha. :P Regards, Gio. |
@giovannipds would you be willing to contribute to the project? I'll accept a pull request if you put any work into it.
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I'll think about it, Jon. I have been working in so many projects at my
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Dragging beyond the scroll limit with bounce-back as commented here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/12186843/189431
When I find the time I'll try to implement it myself
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