Follow their lead on this and put the user in control. It seems to me that JustinMind Prototyper aims to be the "Photoshop of prototyping"-powerful, popular, and professional. In general, the canvas should be moved only by the user. Even if the only reason I "selected" an item in the outline was to hide it!
In the Expression editor, selecting in the outline also scrolls the canvas. A scroll box in HTML is simply a box that is if and when in use has its own scroll bars. It's not just when changing the visibility of elements: Look at the original post in this thread: all I did was move an element by one pixel, and the whole screen shifted uselessly and distractingly. One Page Scroll is a jQuery plugin that enables you to create a. It's entirely unnecessary and counterproductive. In the editing canvas, when you select an element and hide it, the canvas scrolls that element (now invisible) to the top of the viewport. I was "answering" Lidia Rodriguez's answer 10 months ago, just above mine.Īnd I am referring to any and all automatic scrolling of the canvas, anywhere in JustinMind.
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