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Safari on iOS fires wrong 'resize' events that cause the offcanvas to close itself. #84
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…ize events that make the offcanavs menu to close on touchmove
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On Safari/iOS, a wrong resize event is sometimes fired on touchmove (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8898412/iphone-ipad-triggering-unexpected-resize-events).
This causes bootstrap-offcanvas "resize" evenmt handler to fire and closes the offcanvas, even if it wasn't the purpose of the user.
This proposed solution adds a small window.width check to prevent safari/IOS from firing wrong resize events. If the resize event didn't change the width, the resize handler code won't run.