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* `disable`: String, set to 'left' or 'right' to disable the respective side
* `addBodyClasses`: Add classes to the body to signify which side is being opened
* `hyperextensible`: If false, pane may not be slide past the minPosition and maxPosition
* `resistance`: The cooeficcient used to slow sliding when user has passed max or min threshold
* `resistance`: The coefficient used to slow sliding when user has passed max or min threshold
* `flickThreshold`: Number of pixels the user needs to swiftly travel to activate a "flick" open
* `transitionSpeed`: The speed at which the pane slides open or closed
* `easing`: The CSS3 Easing method you want to use for transitions
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### Z-Indeces and Display
Because of the nature of this code, drawers are just kind of stacked behind the content. To bring the proper drawer to the front, you can hook into Snaps.js' CSS classes:

With `addBodyClasses` set to `true` in your initialize options, one of the two classess will be added to the body tag: `.snapjs-left` or `.snapjs-right`, depending on which pane is being open, respectively. This being said, you can apply your CSS like the following to show the proper drawers:
With `addBodyClasses` set to `true` in your initialize options, one of the two classes will be added to the body tag: `.snapjs-left` or `.snapjs-right`, depending on which pane is being open, respectively. This being said, you can apply your CSS like the following to show the proper drawers:

```css
.snapjs-right .left-drawer,
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