@phenomlab said in Layout Issues/Transparency:
Does it work properly now?
Yes, it does 🙂
@phenomlab yes, this is what I was talking about.
If that is intended, then no problem. But I feel, the arrow in the red box already does a very similar job, so it was different for me.
After you said this, I understand what you are trying to do, but without putting my avatar on the right side of the page, I am not sure if that is giving people a natural conversation feel. This is how we got used to it from messaging apps.
@crazycells said in icon is missing for alternative logins:
but without putting my avatar on the right side of the page, I am not sure if that is giving people a natural conversation feel. This is how we got used to it from messaging apps.
Hmm - yes, that’s a really good point actually - and a fantastic idea which I’m highly likely to implement. Obviously, this wouldn’t be the case on mobile as the screen estate doesn’t permit this, but I really like the concept, and it would certainly make it feel more like a messaging app.
maybe, you can also lean the full-sized posts to the left side (by creating a dead space on the right side of the post?)… these zigzag conversation bubbles are what we are seeing in all messaging apps these days…
@crazycells I’ve been playing with some concepts, which are enclosed below. I think you’re right - this does look much better
unfortunately, I cannot see the previews…
@crazycells hmm. That’s odd - works for me. Are you able to right click and save as ?
They are webm
format so should work natively. I can make gif
versions but these will be much larger in size.
@crazycells I went ahead and added the custom CSS. I think you’ll like it, but you probably need to reload the browser to pick up the new code.
@phenomlab said in icon is missing for alternative logins:
@crazycells hmm. That’s odd - works for me. Are you able to right click and save as ?
They are
webm
format so should work natively. I can makegif
versions but these will be much larger in size.
I cannot see them on Firefox or Safari… Fyi…
I tried to save it as a video, but nothing happens when I click it.
@crazycells No need now - if you reload the page, you’ll see the CSS implemented anyway
@phenomlab said in icon is missing for alternative logins:
@crazycells I went ahead and added the custom CSS. I think you’ll like it, but you probably need to reload the browser to pick up the new code.
wow, that feels nice
now it is more like a conversation. But your account is not always on the right side, right? only the “author” looks on the right side, everyone else is on the left ?
@crazycells That’s correct. The HTML layout is limited to specific classes, so you have to follow them unless you fancy hacking the underlying HTML. To me, this is a nice compromise, and could easily be expanded with some clever jQuery
@crazycells said in icon is missing for alternative logins:
But your account is not always on the right side, right? only the “author” looks on the right side, everyone else is on the left ?
Just re-reading this, and I think I see your point. Do you think that “you” should always be on the right-hand side (based on the screenshot from META you provided) ?
@phenomlab said in icon is missing for alternative logins:
@crazycells said in icon is missing for alternative logins:
But your account is not always on the right side, right? only the “author” looks on the right side, everyone else is on the left ?
Just re-reading this, and I think I see your point. Do you think that “you” should always be on the right-hand side (based on the screenshot from META you provided) ?
yeah, I believe this is what chat apps do… They always put you on the right side, and change colors, so you can focus on what others write…
@crazycells Got it. Leave it with me. I like this idea, and will probably implement, but need to review the HTML structure first.
@phenomlab said in icon is missing for alternative logins:
@crazycells I’ve been playing with some concepts, which are enclosed below. I think you’re right - this does look much better
Example 1 - fixed width content
Example 2 - full width content
My personal preference is example 2 as this uses the full width of the
.content
div, but still provides clear indication of a conversational thread.
Hi @phenomlab , I can see these videos on Google Chrome right now sorry, I did not realize Firefox was the problem before…
I think both version 1 and version 2 have different feelings. Is it easy to switch between the two?
@crazycells sadly, no. It’s one or the other. As this leverages global CSS it would mean maintaining individual classes that are necessary to create the different view types.
hi @phenomlab , I am having a hard time seeing what is written in code boxes… I believe that is not intended?
This is how it looks, and actually taking a screenshot made the codes more visible… it normally does not even look as good.
@crazycells That’s a caching issue - it should look like this
And in an incognito session
Can you clear your browser cache and try again?
Thanks
@phenomlab yes you are right it is fixed now… thanks.