but what we really really need is the ability to pull out from the left an bottom of the page, I hope the rumour of this being available in the next sprint is true!

Hurray !

And is it also possible to hide the scroll bar ?

You just made my day, and any delay is not going to spoil that !

Bob, does this mean that you will be able to grab only the object within the in the container?

(I have only tested in the desktop preview) But when I try to grab and pull the content placed within the container, I can also grab any blank space within the container shape. This is obviously pretty frustrating if you have a large pull out tab like in the demo, as you can't put any interactive elements in this space.

Thanks!

And this dead space is still dragable?

So there is no way to create effective pull out "tabs" rather than a giant button the total size of the container shape?

From an interaction point of view this strikes me as a little odd and potentially confusing for the user, to accidentally grab an invisible shape. Are there any plans for this to change in upcoming builds?

Please understand that I'm not trying to complain or argue, I really appreciate your help. It's just that everytime I try to sell using DPS for use in a project things like this result in my colleagues dismissing DPS it because these fundamental issues harm the overall usability of the document.

Thanks again for your great (and quick) reply.

Bob, was reviewing the Pullout Tabs sample on the DPS Tips app (Advanced Overlays). You show an example of the tabs pullout and then a scrolling text within this tab (Beets, Berries, Asparagus, ect...)

When I was trying the replicate this, I was able to get the tab to pullout, but the scrolling text did not work and it was reduced down in size?. I have attached a screen shot.