Sorry to spam everyone’s Google+ feed but I have time tonight to put the finishing touches on my new desktop but, as…

Sorry to spam everyone’s Google+ feed but I have time tonight to put the finishing touches on my new desktop but, as I’m sure you can tell, my scripting is nowhere near the level of some of the people in this community.

Anyway, I have a folder that opens from a widget when I swipe the widget. Rather than it opening, I’d like to see if I can make it rise up from behind the widget. I know I can set it to slide up from bottom, but then it comes up the whole screen and my widget is in the middle of the screen. Anyone have any ideas how to make this happen?

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4 Commentsto Sorry to spam everyone’s Google+ feed but I have time tonight to put the finishing touches on my new desktop but, as…

  1. Anonymous says:

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    theres no way to make that happen because it poses a security risk. ba similar question was asked with google now sliding into view as opposed to just opening. the best way to answer this would be to tell you to deal with it just opening. it would be cool but because its a risk theres no way.

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  2. Anonymous says:

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    I wouldn’t say there is no way, because it’s not an app, but a folder, so there is no security problem

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  3. Anonymous says:

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    Lukas Morawietz perhaps i could be reading wrong. to my interpretation he wanted an app to open from behind. my bad he clearly stated folder, i ran out of cigarettes and wasnt thinking clearly

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  4. Anonymous says:

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    I don’t know if it’s possible with a folder, but you could use panels.



    Create a panel in the size of the widget


    Put the widget in the panel


    Pin the widget


    Create another panel on the panel page below


    Make it look like your Folder


    Set this to the swipe up event


    var c=LL.getEvent().getContainer();


    c.setPosition(0,c.getHeight());



    If you also want to close it again, put this in swipe down event:


    var c=LL.getEvent().getContainer();


    c.setPosition(0,0);

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