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Daniel Ehttp://www.indecentcode.com/rslinkify_images/10279.png10279
Thanks for the awesome avatar editing everyone, makes things so much easier for me
@Kable,
thanks for all the great feedback. These things are what I need to hear from people that are using it.
The scrolling I'm not sure what I can do there, the browser handles all that. Though whatever has focus should scroll unless it's reached the very top or bottom and can't scroll any further.
I did originally have the entire side panel move with the page and have no scroll bar at all. Personally I much prefered it like that. It was more fluid and seemed more natural when it moved with the page. But the early feedback I got was that people prefered a floating side panel with a separate scroll bar. The reasoning was less scrolling would be needed, but I stated at the time that didn't make sense to me but I'd give it a try, so that's why it's like that. I have no intention of making it optional how it works, it will be one way or the other. Currently I'm undecided on how it will be.
The idea is always to show the parent directory, however I can make it so you can lock it to the main forum sections. That won't be problem to do.
The space at the top won't remain like that, and will be much more compact. Probably be tabbed too with a tab for bookmarks.
A Chrome sidebar isn't something I can do, the browser simply won't let me. But there are alternatives. My first sidebar was overlayed over the page similar to how chrome's bookmarks work. The issue I had with that was lower resolution screens just didn't work well with it. It covered too much of the page on some screens. Thus I pushed everything over and recentered the entire content. I'm still not sure what I'll do in this regard.
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Daniel Ehttp://www.indecentcode.com/rslinkify_images/10279.png10279
Thanks for the awesome avatar editing everyone, makes things so much easier for me
@Kable,
thanks for all the great feedback. These things are what I need to hear from people that are using it.
The scrolling I'm not sure what I can do there, the browser handles all that. Though whatever has focus should scroll unless it's reached the very top or bottom and can't scroll any further.
I did originally have the entire side panel move with the page and have no scroll bar at all. Personally I much prefered it like that. It was more fluid and seemed more natural when it moved with the page. But the early feedback I got was that people prefered a floating side panel with a separate scroll bar. The reasoning was less scrolling would be needed, but I stated at the time that didn't make sense to me but I'd give it a try, so that's why it's like that. I have no intention of making it optional how it works, it will be one way or the other. Currently I'm undecided on how it will be.
The idea is always to show the parent directory, however I can make it so you can lock it to the main forum sections. That won't be problem to do.
The space at the top won't remain like that, and will be much more compact. Probably be tabbed too with a tab for bookmarks.
A Chrome sidebar isn't something I can do, the browser simply won't let me. But there are alternatives. My first sidebar was overlayed over the page similar to how chrome's bookmarks work. The issue I had with that was lower resolution screens just didn't work well with it. It covered too much of the page on some screens. Thus I pushed everything over and recentered the entire content. I'm still not sure what I'll do in this regard.
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