Display Modes
The Drawer provides a set of modes for handling the way it is displayed.
Overlay Mode
The overlay mode is not associated with any content. The Drawer appears on top of the page contents from the side which is configured in the Position() method. To show the Drawer, either swipe or drag with mouse or call the client-side show() method of the Drawer. The Drawer closes on click or tap of any of the options or on the overlay.
Push Mode
The push mode is associated with specific page content and the element from which the widget is initialized has to wrap that content. When the drawer opens it will push that content to the side. It is designed for wider screens (desktop or tablet). To show the Drawer, either swipe or drag with mouse, or call the client-side show() method of the Drawer. The Drawer closes on click or tap of any of the options or on the associated content.
The height of the Drawer is determined by the higher content of the template of the widget or of the wrapped content with which it is associated. You can use the MinHeight() method to prevent the content from changing its height as the user toggles the drawer options.
Mini Mode
You can use the Mini() option both with the overlay and push modes by adding a the Mini() method. If set to true, a portion of the Drawer that is always visible occupies the default width of 50px and the main template. If the Mini() configurator is used, the Width() and Template()/TemplateId() can also be changed.
.Mini(m=>m.Width(500).TemplateId("mini-template"))