What are you working on? v7

[marcopixel]

[T]http://i.imgur.com/mUlXRRZ.png[/T]

Glype Proxy theme based on Bootstrap, gonna release it soon.

[B]Demo:[/B] [url]http://marcopixel.comule.com/proxy/index.php[/url]

[miceiken]

[QUOTE=MarcoPixel;39670517][T]http://i.imgur.com/mUlXRRZ.png[/T]

Glype Proxy theme based on Bootstrap, gonna release it soon.

[B]Demo:[/B] [url]http://marcopixel.comule.com/proxy/index.php[/url][/QUOTE]

Should probably sort out this first (Firefox v19 if relevant):
[t]http://puu.sh/26cR0[/t]

[TerabyteS_]

[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;39665227]First round of the new design for spoonfedstyle.com is up. Still have some stuff to work out but I like it a lot more than the previous one.[/QUOTE]

I would suggest adding hover styles to menu items.

[nos217]

Recently delving more into webdev from a programmer's perspective. It's not perfect, but here's a little thing I whipped up after a talk in D3.js at our uni. It's nothing special but I feel I've done not too bad for a day and a half's work on something I'd never used.

Wouldn't mind if someone just had a look at it!

[url]www.craigwilkinson.co.uk/sort/[/url]

[marcopixel]

[QUOTE=miceiken;39671204]Should probably sort out this first (Firefox v19 if relevant):
[t]http://puu.sh/26cR0[/t][/QUOTE]

It seems that its hardcoded in glype files, it cant be fixed without replacing the orginal files.

[Killervalon]

[QUOTE=MarcoPixel;39670517][T]http://i.imgur.com/mUlXRRZ.png[/T]

Glype Proxy theme based on Bootstrap, gonna release it soon.

[B]Demo:[/B] [URL]http://marcopixel.comule.com/proxy/index.php[/URL][/QUOTE]

looks nice, only problem is I can scroll (for like 2px or some shit)

EDIT: Well, looking into it I seem to have resolved:

.footer {
padding:15px 0 17px 0;
}

instead of 17 & 18
(also include your other mumbo jumbo)

[marcopixel]

[QUOTE=Killervalon;39678187]looks nice, only problem is I can scroll (for like 2px or some shit)

EDIT: Well, looking into it I seem to have resolved:

.footer {
padding:15px 0 17px 0;
}

instead of 17 & 18
(also include your other mumbo jumbo)[/QUOTE]

Thanks, fixed it.

[KmartSqrl]

[QUOTE=TerabyteS_;39671261]I would suggest adding hover styles to menu items.[/QUOTE]

Thanks. That's definitely on my list :)

[xelivous]

A couple of months ago, I got extremely tired of finding obscure html bugs/inconsistencies everywhere I looked. So much so, that I just completely ignored my website until yesterday.

After saving out at least 20 different revisions, this is what i'm currently at: [url]http://www.pixellegacy.com/[/url]
(after cropping out my completely unfinished sidebar that you should totally ignore)
[t]http://i.imgur.com/X1teAEL.png[/t]

I'm still not entirely satisfied with it, but at least it's shaping up. Most of the annoying "bugs" are only happening with firefox/opera at the moment. The most notable one is that only 1 of the fonts load. But that's because of what's [url=http://hacks.mozilla.org/2009/06/beautiful-fonts-with-font-face/]specified in this article[/url]: [quote]By default, Firefox 3.5 only allows fonts to be loaded for pages served from the same site.[/quote]
So because i'm using tumblr's font hosting service (because the fonts I want are obscure freeware fonts made in japan), and using a custom domain for tumblr, firefox thinks they are different sites and won't load the fonts.

Another bug is that, even with 0 padding/margin on every single related item, there's a mysterious extra 5 padding on the bottom of my images in every browser:
[t]http://i.imgur.com/WjfC64D.png[/t][t]http://i.imgur.com/CGqjQvT.png[/t]

but it doesn't show up in theme preview, even though they have identical markup
[t]http://i.imgur.com/MaLPBa5.png[/t][t]http://i.imgur.com/rGwCAUt.png[/t]

Another bug is that, in firefox/opera, if you don't specify a width anywhere (like in fluid layouts), images don't obey max-width. A perfect example is contained within [url=http://jsfiddle.net/hgQgB/1/]this jsfiddle[/url].
(chrome left, firefox right)
[t]http://i.imgur.com/FRyUa00.png[/t][t]http://i.imgur.com/UGfWmxq.png[/t]

This happens because max-width on inline elements (like images) is undefined in the specification. As soon as you specify a width anywhere in the parent container the image scales in firefox. But when you're trying to make everything stretch and [i]actually[/i] obey the max width, firefox just doesn't give a fuck. And that's probably why garry added scrollbars to posts on facepunch. Because of this problem I scrapped a lot of my work in trying to make a fully fluid layout.

Once I get all of the post-modules added i'll rewrite the code so it uses HTML5 tags everywhere, because right now it's a mess of DIV tags and classes like I originally learned how to make it.

In the meantime, any suggestions for the design?

[Alcapwne]

I really really want to try making a mobile app but I can't get my head around all the extra bullshit you have to go through, why can't it just be as simple as writing some code :( all the stuff with SDK's and specific ways to do things and everything

: (

[mobrockers2]

[QUOTE=Alcapwne;39679091]I really really want to try making a mobile app but I can't get my head around all the extra bullshit you have to go through, why can't it just be as simple as writing some code :( all the stuff with SDK's and specific ways to do things and everything

: ([/QUOTE]

Because installing an SDK is more difficult than writing the code for your app?

[mobrockers2]

[QUOTE=Amiga OS;39679252]Getting Eclipse to cooperate is difficult however, its the worst POS I've ever had to deal with.
The pile of shit actually has rendering errors... drawing text?!?[/QUOTE]

How. You install the SDK, you install the Eclipse plugin, and that's it.

[mobrockers2]

[QUOTE=Amiga OS;39679277]Then try writing a program with the thing, Eclipse requires constant restarts when it suddenly decides to vomit up perfectly valid code and refuses to compile it.[/QUOTE]

Must've been something wrong with your install, or it just wasn't perfectly valid code.

[mobrockers2]

[QUOTE=Amiga OS;39679315]I've had it installed on various different OS's and computers, the issues persist.
As soon as you reboot the IDE it validates my code instantly and compiles.[/QUOTE]

That's pretty weird, is it android specific or does it do that for any java project?

[Alcapwne]

Yeah I tried Eclipse last time I embarked on an app project and it just, i dunno it was just really gay and difficult to use, not as simple as opening sublime text and writing code at all

[mobrockers2]

Uh you don't HAVE to use eclipse and it's plugin, the SDK can be used stand alone if you like.

[Darkwater]

Sublime Text works fine for developing for Android. You have to use the command line for building, (or use the build system) but it works fine.

[JohnD]

IntelliJ and Android are the best.

[Vietnow]

Anyone want to join this project with me?

[video=youtube;49NpuLBAJ9k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49NpuLBAJ9k[/video]

[Killervalon]

[QUOTE=Vietnow;39681084]Anyone want to join this project with me?

[video=youtube;49NpuLBAJ9k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49NpuLBAJ9k[/video][/QUOTE]

I could barely hear what was going on

[TheBigS]

Ugh. People complaining about orphans in copy on a responsive website. How in the world do you easily fix the copy to prevent orphans at any screen size? You don't, correct?

Edit: I suppose you could nbsp 3 or 4 words at the end of each paragraph together, but wouldn't that potentially screw up skinny widths, not to mention be extremely 'hacky?'

[KmartSqrl]

[QUOTE=TheBigS;39681525]Ugh. People complaining about orphans in copy on a responsive website. How in the world do you easily fix the copy to prevent orphans at any screen size? You don't, correct?[/QUOTE]

You could programmatically replace the last few spaces of every paragraph with non-breaking spaces ( ) which should prevent you from ending up with one or two words on the last line. Kind of funky but it should work.

[TheBigS]

[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;39681553]You could programmatically replace the last few spaces of every paragraph with non-breaking spaces (*) which should prevent you from ending up with one or two words on the last line. Kind of funky but it should work.[/QUOTE]

Hah I edited my post right before yours, as that was going to be my last ditch plan. I was just hoping there was a better way. The content will be editable by the client, who I know will just screw that all up anyway down the road.

[KmartSqrl]

[QUOTE=TheBigS;39681628]Hah I edited my post right before yours, as that was going to be my last ditch plan. I was just hoping there was a better way. The content will be editable by the client, who I know will just screw that all up anyway down the road.[/QUOTE]

Just insert the non-breaking spaces right before the content is displayed, not in the database or editor. That way the client can use the CMS as usual and it will just seem like magic for them.

[kragmars102]

I'm not sure if anyone else has noticed or come across any issues with chrome's browser? Everything is incredibly slow to load.. when attempting to load maps.google.com it takes around 5 minutes to load a basic satellite image, however, when using either firefox or chrome it loads near instantly ( ironic ). I don't have any plugins installed, or themes or any of that nonsense.

[TerabyteS_]

[QUOTE=TheBigS;39681525]Ugh. People complaining about orphans in copy on a responsive website. How in the world do you easily fix the copy to prevent orphans at any screen size? You don't, correct?

Edit: I suppose you could nbsp 3 or 4 words at the end of each paragraph together, but wouldn't that potentially screw up skinny widths, not to mention be extremely 'hacky?'[/QUOTE]

[url]https://github.com/rstacruz/jquery-stuff/tree/master/unorphan[/url]

[Darkwater]

[QUOTE=kragmars102;39686011]I'm not sure if anyone else has noticed or come across any issues with chrome's browser? Everything is incredibly slow to load.. when attempting to load maps.google.com it takes around 5 minutes to load a basic satellite image, however, when using either firefox or chrome it loads near instantly ( ironic ). I don't have any plugins installed, or themes or any of that nonsense.[/QUOTE]

Did you update to the latest Nvidia drivers? I've heard from 2 others that that may slow Chrome.

[kragmars102]

[QUOTE=Darkwater124;39687479]Did you update to the latest Nvidia drivers? I've heard from 2 others that that may slow Chrome.[/QUOTE]

I'll try that, thanks.

[editline]23rd February 2013[/editline]

Unfortunately that didn't fix it, it's something to do with my internet connectivity when using chrome.

[Darkwater]

Actually I meant installing the update slowed Chrome, but okay

[xmariusx]

I've noticed chrome do that sometimes.
When you mention it, it started happening after I installed the latest Nvidia driver. :o