Testing Split Pane Support
Blog post from Ionic
Ionic has introduced a new Split Pane feature, enhancing the functionality of Ionic apps by allowing developers to create responsive side menus with side-by-side navigation controllers, which adapt to different screen sizes by displaying on larger screens and collapsing on smaller ones. This feature provides flexibility by enabling independent or concerted navigation between the menu and content sides, with options for a fixed or side menu display. To test this feature, users can install the latest nightly version of Ionic, and basic usage involves wrapping `<ion-menu>` and `<ion-nav>` components within the new `<ion-split-pane>` component. The Split Pane is available from Ionic version 2.x onwards, and more detailed documentation and examples are expected to be provided soon.
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