Hot on the heels of Split Content now follows yet another new stack from One Little Designer. Swoop, a content slider that gives us yet another method of packing lots of information into a confined space.

Swoop is a stack container that scrolls content vertically when its buttons are clicked. It can be displayed as a page wide panel, or confined to a width of your choice and can contain as many child stacks as you wish. The active menu text is displayed crisply, whilst the menu options above and below the currently active text are set to blurred by default.

The width of the menu panel and the menu text size may be set individually. I find the default settings a little large, but that's a matter of personal choice. Fact is, after taking a closer look at Swoop, I find it to be quite versatile and it also looks quite neat on a mobile device.


Stack settings
General
Max Width – px
Max Height – px
Radius
Resposive Point

Nav
Max Width
Padding – Vertical, Horizontal
Item Size – (menu text) px
Item Font
Item Padding – Vertical, Horizontal
Item Blur
Arrow – BG width
Arrow Icon – Size px
Arrow Radius

Content
Padding – Vertical, Horizontal
Header Font
Text Font

Stack Colours

Swoop is another of those stacks that 1LD currently seems to specialise in: Hiding a lot of information until it's required. My only criticism: I'd like to see more than three menu items displayed at any one time. Swoop isn't a stack that can easily be emulated by combining other stacks, so I suggest you take a look at the demo page!