I am trying to put together a responsive site that works on a desktop/ipad/iphone/android tablet etc.
I am trying to add in the facebook style left hand menu - the one that has the three lines that when you click the menu slides in and then the and the content is moved over
the problem i am having is that i have set the
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=0">
so when i slide in content it extends the viewport even if i set the container to have a overflow hidden. Now i know i could just slide the menu in over the content but this is not what the client wants
I am doing the slide in of the menu using css transitions and this seems to be smooth rather than jQuery.
has anyone had a similar problem / can suggest a way round doing this?
cheers
dan
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