Nice work! Is the orange outline on the left/right carousel (once you click, near "gradient controls") meant to be there? See: https://imgur.com/a/bEawxZz
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#23Nice work! Is the orange outline on the left/right carousel (once you click, near "gradient controls") meant to be there? See: https://imgur.com/a/bEawxZz
Thanks! Nope, it's not. And I've never seen it before so I don't know where it could come from. What browser are you using?
Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#24Nice work! Is the orange outline on the left/right carousel (once you click, near "gradient controls") meant to be there? See: https://imgur.com/a/bEawxZz
Thanks! Nope, it's not. And I've never seen it before so I don't know where it could come from. What browser are you using?
Android/Chrome 81.0.x
You do have to click on either the left or right arrow to see it.
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks! Nope, it's not. And I've never seen it before so I don't know where it could come from. What browser are you using?
Android/Chrome 81.0.x You do have to click on either the left or right arrow to see it.
Okay thanks I'm going to check it out. I think some browsers add an outline to indicate it being selected, it might be that. I believe Firefox has a slightly visible dotted line around each element.
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Maybe not the big, funded websites. But I'm sure a lot of people doing small, static-y websites for MVPs, personal websites, or small products will use JQuery for a long time to come. JQuery is a no-brainer for anyone with small website with limited interactivity. JQuery is like the PHP of front-end - inexpensive to build with, easy to use and loads of information available on stackoverflow.
Unfortunately I couldn't disagree more. You do not really need JQuery any more, as JS has matured. I just see it as wasted loading time.
I agree with your opinion that you do not 'need' JQuery. I'm saying that people will use it nevertheless, even if better alternatives are available.
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#28Feels really sluggish on mobile. There's a noticeable delay when interacting with components. It's easiest to see with the dropdown but seems to apply to all of them. I tried both Brave and Chrome, using a Pixel 3A.
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
Android/Chrome 81.0.x You do have to click on either the left or right arrow to see it.
Okay thanks I'm going to check it out. I think some browsers add an outline to indicate it being selected, it might be that. I believe Firefox has a slightly visible dotted line around each element.
Also happens on current Chrome on Windows, though it's blue. Adding "outline: none;" to the below button element fixes it.
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#30Looks nice!
Some feedback: if I saw those disabled buttons without an active button next to it, I would have no idea they are disabled and would wonder why the button isn’t working. I recommend using gray for disabled, instead of just a lighter color scheme.