I see. Well this is current behavior on iOS 7. We he showed you was probably a custom control. It always fun to come up with custom controls, one of the things I really enjoyed when I worked with WPF and Silverlight. However, when dealing with mobile OS venders’ app stores, they tend to stress sticking to the story line when it comes to behaviors for standard controls, especially Apple. But, nothing wrong with experimenting and see what you can come up with.

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On Apr 24, 2014, at 11:05 PM, Ajmal Sali <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In src/chui/deletableList.js:
> 
> >            if ($.isiOS || $.isSafari) {
> >              $(list).on(swipe, 'li', function() {
> >                $(this).removeClass('selected');
> >              });
> > +
> Actually, I copied that behavior from an iOS developer who show me a demo in an ipad & a new version iphone.
> 
> The behavior was like,
> In Ipad,
> I can only have a single item selected for deletion, (i.e, when a swipeleft, happens other item, one that having selected class losses its selected class.
> 
> In Iphone,
> On swipeleft, the item with the content goes to little more left, where the delete indicator is not seen and not rotated.
> 
> I am new to iOS!
> 
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