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Am using ECSlidingViewController class to show sliding menu=) i want show always a part of menu. Question is how to not fully hide menu?

Michael Dautermann
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  • Hi there. Did you find solution for your question? Actually I'm going to fork ECSlidingViewController, but I'm sure that there is solution already. – frozen_lion Mar 20 '14 at 10:35
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    @frozen_lion Hi! Look, I changed the decision to use ECSlidingViewController. I recommend to use http://github.com/John-Lluch/SWRevealViewController . And specific RevealControllerExample3. The result you could see in my app: "Under lock". Good luck!) – Alex Kraev Mar 20 '14 at 10:45

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If you want to make full left screen use this :

[self.slidingViewController setAnchorRightRevealAmount:320.0f];
 self.slidingViewController.underLeftWidthLayout = ECFullWidth;

for right screen :

[self.slidingViewController setAnchorLeftPeekAmount:0.0f];
 self.slidingViewController.underRightWidthLayout = ECVariableRevealWidth;
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  • look plz here (http://yadi.sk/d/xsLWlWSrA7qj2) what i want to do... generally is it possible do so?.. thx for answering=) – Alex Kraev Sep 29 '13 at 20:35
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This is not supported by ECSlidingViewController v1. The internal calculations for animating the top view rely on the top view occupying the full width of the screen.

If you upgrade to ECSlidingViewController 2 (iOS 7 only), you can customize the layout.

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