Enable .panel mode for iPhone SE #347
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Adding .compact to displayModeForCurrentLayout to enable .panel mode to iPhone SE.
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The default behavior Is meant to mimic the iOS maps app. Does the iOS maps app do this in landscape on an iPhone SE? |
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It actually gets smaller instead of going to .panel mode, but I'm not sure if there is a mode that fits this case. |
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@gevartosky There is a mode that will fit this case now thanks to this PR! Checkout this branch and thanks for bringing up this issue! The next major version of Pulley will include support for the |
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Adding .compact to displayModeForCurrentLayout to enable .panel mode to iPhone SE.
Currently, if you rotate an iPhone SE to landscape mode, the panel takes a lot of space from the already small screen of the device, covering other buttons of the application.