How to display single pages in book mode?
See original GitHub issueHi Stephan,
I’m trying to build a mobile PDF viewer. I need to display only one page at the same time. pageViewMode="book"
always shows 2 pages at the same time. When I use [scrollMode]="1"
, there isn’t this paging feeling.
What’s the right way to only display one page at the same time and allow paging?
Regards, Marius
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Got it, using only CSS. Thank you for the hints @stephanrauh!
Thanks for keeping me up-to-date! I need to keep your hints in mind, because I’d like to add a demo using your ideas to the showcase. Too bad the list of nice ideas is piling up faster than I can solve them at the moment. I guess it’ll take a while.
BTW, this article seems to be a comprehensive wrap-up of CSS scroll snapping: https://css-tricks.com/practical-css-scroll-snapping/