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Facebook-Like Modal Library - Now supports mobile
- Terretta 13y agoThanks for sharing this. On iPad, starting portrait and rotating landscape redraws but same size (too small). Starting landscape and rotating portrait tries to redraw same size (too large) but breaks layout, pushing text below image. I feel as though portrait mode on iPad might look better with white box below the otherwise extremely tiny image. Looks fantastic on desktop Safari.
- mikesilvis 13y agoThanks, I haven't quiet figured out how to make it truly responsive. That's why when you rotate it gets out of whack. If you start with it in either orientation it should be fine though.
- cmancini 13y agoI actually needed something exactly like this yesterday, and was having issues getting Bookstrap's modal to do what I wanted. Thanks!
- mikesilvis 13y agoYeah let me know if you have any problems. Also if you do end up using it, then feel free to submit a PR to the readme to add your website.
- jeffehobbs 13y agoVery nice!
- doughj3 13y agoWas confused for a moment, though this had something to do with "Likes" on Facebook. Just a small note, but should be Facebook-like, eh?
- mclee 13y agoYeah i thought the same thing for a while.
- bzalasky 13y agoFacebook uses display: table for their modal so that they can center it vertically without worrying about JS (if the height is variable and/or unknown) or negative margins. As far as making it responsive, you just need to work on your styles a bit. Check out the image detail modal I made for Stipple.com (just click on an image in the feed). This implementation leans on Backbone.js a little bit, but for the most part, the markup and styles make up a majority of the library. The actual plugin just builds the dom elements, handles events, and provides callbacks.