Ben Morton
Ben Morton
You can set the item's position in the `NgGridItemConfig` that you pass into the item. If you set `fixed: true` it will then prevent the item from being cascaded.
The unit tests are massively out of date and haven't been working since I ditched the gulp build plan, somewhere around v1. If you'd like to work on them, I'm...
That's currently not possible, but I can look to add it in future.
OK, I added a `triggerResize` method to the `NgGrid` object which calls the same functionality that . If you add a `@ViewChild` reference to your parent component, you can then...
The `triggerResize` method calls exactly the same method that is called when the window resizes (https://github.com/BTMorton/angular2-grid/blob/master/src/directives/NgGrid.ts#L366), so I don't know why it's not working for you. Does the sidebar have...
I've fixed the grid so that it will work with touch events now so hopefully you can use the regular mouse event stuff. I'll do a publish when I'm done...
Yeah, there's a few other things I want to look into first, but I'll try and get it published by end of day today
This should be published. Is it working correctly for you now?
I have added a 'fixed' field to the config that stop it being cascaded. I also added 'draggable' and 'resizable' fields that can disable for an individual item too. I...
Ah, OK. So what I made as the current 'fixed' should really be 'cascadable' and then add a new fixed property that means it doesn't move ever. Shouldn't be _too_...