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Fuoco posted:Without having access to the actual devices, what would be the best way to test a website on mobile devices (Android, iPhone iPad etc..)? I guess using a webkit browser like Chrome or Safari might go in the right direction though there might still be differences. If that isn't enough, Android has an emulator in it's sdk, an iPhone Simulator comes with xCode (though that's OSX only I guess).
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I'm currently rewriting how Awful (for Android) creates the HTML of the parsed forum threads and since it's gonna rely a lot more on CSS this time I'm looking for web-developers to tell me that my HTML/CSS/JS is bad, my choices in layout/styling are bad and how to improve them. If you want to help please send me a PM. Having access to an Android phone is not really necessary since it's all HTML though I guess it might help.
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I'm currently looking at ways to visualize the forum's polling feature on a mobile phone. My problem is a mix of the polling options usually being quite long and the display being rather small. My best bet is probably writing my own little thing but I thought I'd ask here first if there's a neat little library for it.
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Jul 16, 2013 16:27
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The Merkinman posted:There is no way to style the options in a select box in Android/iOS, right? I can't find any definitive documentation from Google/Apple On Android options are displayed in an overlay of the system ui, so probably not.
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Jul 24, 2013 14:21
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Movac posted:I run Windows, but I use Ubuntu in a VirtualBox VM for pretty much all my development work. It's less trouble than dual-booting, and developing on Linux can make it easier to deploy to a Linux server. As you're discovering, most of the current open-source tools are developed with Unix in mind. I tried that recently but it went rather badly with the VirtualBox add-ons barely working or not at all. The UI-lag was pretty bad too thanks to there being no 2D-acceleration. Any suggestions besides "use a faster PC"?
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Munkeymon posted:If you're using 13, try switching to 12 (yeah, sorry) or disabling all of the stupid bullshit they added in 13. To make 13 usable, I went through everything in unity-tweak-tool and disabled any transparency and then in the compizconfig-setting-manager (ccsm) I turned off animations and fading windows. That mostly fixed the VM I updated to 13 without making a copy first I had already used the ccsm to turn off animations but only after unity-tweak-tool it's actually usable. Thank you very much.
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Sep 25, 2013 16:53
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cbirdsong posted:iosSlider has really nice touch support: https://iosscripts.com/iosslider/ I love how the site itself is a horribly unoptimized mess when viewed on my phone.
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Feb 21, 2014 19:03
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Is there a good Pull-to-refresh library that I can use at the bottom of the page of my webapp? None of the (good) native implementations see pulling from the bottom as a use case, so I thought maybe between the thousands of JS libs there would be one I could use.
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Nov 3, 2014 08:43
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butt dickus posted:I'm working a minor mobile site for some of our techs who are on the road. The icons on my desktop site end up being way too small so I figured I'd just use HTML entities in place of icons. I have a few things that look like this: Looks like safari fucks up the font-size for some reason. Is it px or em based?
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Apr 13, 2015 16:45
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lol, just LOL, if your website isn't just a window filling canvas element that you draw everything in.
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Maybe it's windows 10 UI scaling set to 150%. Looking at the screenshot that seems about right .
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Aug 7, 2018 21:12
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If that's it then I don't think so? It basically turns their monitor into some sort of virtual 720p retina screen. Maybe by using relative units or something ?
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Aug 7, 2018 21:29
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The tea pop-ups are slightly broken on mobile FYI. And the sliders are hard to use. And the background looks weird as well. General styling seems ok to me. Maybe add some animations ?
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Aug 13, 2018 15:19
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For what it's worth, yes the newer sliders are better than the old one's
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Aug 13, 2018 19:17
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I saw parts of a presentation about this and it's apparently made by the guy who came up with node? Also to me it seems to use npm but via http so I'm guessing it's a different can of worms?
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Jan 22, 2020 13:07
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Please don't leave the commented out html in your code. Just keep a copy of the original file and copy it from there if you need it. Also look into setting up a version control (realistically git) before starting work.
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kedo posted:Also "now you also put your CSS and your HTML into your JS" proved to be as much of a head scratcher as you'd expect. "Did you just tell me to go gently caress myself?"
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