Ion-content start-y: does it work?

1

Hi, just trying to use the attribute “start-y” on “ion-content”, but it does not seem to work (I am working with v1.0.0-beta.8).

Is it still supported?

Basically I have the following structure:

...
...

Thx!

2

It should still work. Can you test it with the nightly builds?

http://ionicframework.com/docs/nightly/api/directive/ionContent/

3

No, it does not seem to work.
Maybe I am using it in the wrong way?
This is my usage snippet:

<ion-view title="" hide-back-button="true">
    <ion-nav-buttons side="left">...</ion-nav-buttons>
    <ion-nav-buttons side="right">...	</ion-nav-buttons>

    <ion-content start-y="55">
        <ion-list show-delete="showDelete">			
            <ion-item class="item-thumbnail-left item-icon-right">...</ion-item>			
        </ion-list>	
    </ion-content>
</ion-view>

Also I noticed another strange issue with the latest beta (or nightly): testing on a real device (Samsung Galaxy Note II), sometimes a ion-content with attribute padding=“true” looses the padding on the right side when the view, in some way, is reloaded inside the app (for instance: I have a login screen with padding=“true” applied. When I start the app everything is ok. If I login and then logout from a private page, when the view is reloaded right padding is lost).

4

Works, but the list needs to be long enough to be able to be able to push the content down.

As far as padding=true goes, this has been depreciated in 0.9.27 to use classes instead. So you would have ion-content.padding

5

Thanx, I solved the padding problem adding the class you suggested (but is it documented somewhere?).

By the way still I’ve got problems with start-y.
In your example, it is set on ion-content element, while, I guess, docs say to use it on ion-list.
I’ll try to set an online example and replicate the problem.

Actually my situation is really close to the one depicted inside this codepen (content with side menu): http://codepen.io/ionic/pen/kdvxp

There, if I add start-y to the ion-content of the home page it does not work. Does it depend on the way the view is implemented?

6

Actually it seems to work only on a desktop browser, and not on a real mobile device (I am testing on a Samsung Galaxy Note II).

7

Matteo, maybe you solved the problem? I had a very similar one. I managed to see the list by entering breaks between the ion-content and ul (in the side menu):

      <ion-content has-header="true">
        </br></br>
        <ul class="list">

and between the ion-content and content (in the home page):

    <ion-content has-header="true">
      </br></br></br>
      <p>Swipe to the right to reveal the left menu.</p>

If you found another solution, please let me know.