Hi.
Hi. Let’s say that I have the following desktop layout, like on the picture. So items are arranged on pages in a form of a plus sign.
Is it possible to block scrolling, so that I can’t normally scroll to the (empty) pages marked with an x?
I fiddled around with scroll stop points, but I couldn’t achieve this.
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Yes. The stop points go at top and bottom of the pages to the left and right, and they go on the left and right edges of the pages to the top and bottom. Check stop scroll, stop drag, and barrier. The direction checks should be set to which ever edge you wish to stop at. This is hard to explain in text (for me anyway) Maybe someone else can make it clearer.
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Could someone with root do a video tutorial?
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Chris Chastain Thanks, seems to work! So I actually need to place them to the page edges, all in all 8 pieces of them.
However there seems to be a way to bypass them…
Let’s say I’m on the left page, then I begin to scroll to the center page. But before finishing, I quickly try to scroll to the top page. I end up on the top left page.
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Yes! One thing that helps is that Stop Points must be on screen to work, meaning that if they are on the wrong side of the “page line” it’s a no go. Also, you may want to disable diagonal scrolling. Depending on the exact placement of the SP, it may slide off screen in time to “let go”. Go to General in settings and click to make stop points always visible. Helps for trouble shooting.
Stop settings…
Scroll means you just give it a flick.
Drag means your finger is in contact the whole time. Good for custom stuff.
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Daniel Lloyd I think this is one case where a video is not that helpful. I posted a screen shot in the Tutorial section, a while back showing how stop points are placed in one of my templates. Maybe it will help you?
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Chris Chastain I’ll have a look at it.
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Chris Chastain Diagonal scrolling was already disabled.
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Stop points work better as well with overscroll disabled if you find that sometimes you can go past them
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Maybe try this : https://plus.google.com/112252356715774925798/posts/EBfDM3woTYp
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