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Activating the sidenav on mobile will open and then close right away. I was able to replicate this on Chrome on my One Plus One running Kitkat. You can also replicate this in the Chrome using mobile emulation selecting any iphones on desktop.
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I was going to post something along the same lines.
I'm using jQuery for easy scroll detection because md-subheader (through $mdSticky) is far too shaky on my Android 4.4.4 (the subheader element, when not sticky, shakes like hell during scrolling).
Plugging jQuery allowed me to get a similar behavior without the shakiness but then broke sidenav as you mentioned.
I'm getting a 404 on davidMGS's example so I have forked the Hello World example of Angular Material.
The problem can be seen on forked code at http://codepen.io/kevin-frugier/full/KwrLWL (however I have a hard time showing it with Chrome emulator, sometimes it works, sometimes in doesn't, my site code (not on CodePen) using both sidenav & jquery indeed shows the problem mentioned by davidMGS.
http://run.plnkr.co/Lw0WmFqmGGWSvl7W/
Activating the sidenav on mobile will open and then close right away. I was able to replicate this on Chrome on my One Plus One running Kitkat. You can also replicate this in the Chrome using mobile emulation selecting any iphones on desktop.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: