Jarels: Http://www.sennheiser-reshapingexcellence.com/en/
Karasek: What do you mean ‘expensive’?
Samiec: Drej: I had basically come to a similar conclusion but I haven’t been able to force myself to reimplement touch scrolling in javascript :/
Salstrom: Looks like im watching a video at 1fps
Lossa: Saunier: I mean it is not excessively cpu intensive… or so I thought. My hardware is pretty old and has no problems with it
Morenco: OK, I solved it now by using a wrapper around it.
Echevarria: Drej: you made that site? :O
Alegi: That sennheiser site, on the other hand, is about 1 frame every 5 seconds for me
Merthie: Why should i only use bootstrap for prototyping and not production.?
Laperouse: Also, how cam I darken img’s with css only?
Ettinger: How do i make buttons in a horizontal align
Laskoski: Like buton1button2button3
Pedrozo: Hello234123: do “nothing”, that’s the default behaviour for a button element or input for that matter
Townsand: What if i want transition animation n stuff
Macconnell: What about just text with links text1text2etc
Enget: Audioburn: you can use bootstrap for production, people do that. Whether bootstrap alone is high quality or more than a theme is topic to debate.
Yengo: Audioburn: http://www.webdevout.net/test?05ot&raw
Dubrey: Hello234123: soooo. ok. w0t?
Horras: I want to make some images aligned in horizontal
Sodeman: Hello234123: same, that’s img’s default behaviour
Helmers: I use much more cl***es now than before.
Laterza: It is much easier and nicer for me now.
Blanton: Good the “semantic cl***” dogma has been removed in the last web concil! 😀
Desutter: Mbm: http://ariya.ofilabs.com/2013/08/javascript-kinetic-scrolling-part-1.html
Stommes: Doesnt seem overly complicated
Oaks: You can always leverage something like hammer.js for a few extra hooks and helpers
Matsuki: It’ll come in handy esp if youre doing tons of mobile
Bundette: Drej: yeah, I’m already part way through writing my own implementation of kinetic scrolling
Orkwis: Why “float” or “align” doesnt work with buttons
Rolin: Will css ever be able to offer such things?
Mcclamy: Drej: hmm, still the problem that the y-axis is a scrollable element which means that a translateX doesn’t actually extend outside
Woolsey: There’s this new table layout element I can’t recall it’s name exactly. Can anyone help
Cuddy: Mbm: what about artificially adding something to the scrollable parent?
Ruckle: Woolsey: flexbox? th?
Gothier: Element you said – so not flexbox
Woolsey: Nope it’s something like display: table-layout
Woolsey: It makes tables more precise
Woolsey: I saw it a blog about things you don’t know about CSS and I didn’t bookmark
Woolsey: Ok found it https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/table-layout
Creary: Then it is not an element
Krzesinski: But a set of css properties/module
Frija: Nvm, but table-* is also a reason not using table layouts
Donna: Hashtag_: the main problem comes down to the inability to overflow-x:visible overflow-y:scroll . soon as the element becomes scrollable nothing can extend outside of it, it’s effectively overflow-x:hidden
Fauset: So only the y axis should be scrollable then
Ankeny: Overflow-x:visible overflow-y:scroll
Grossetete: Hashtag_: well, the design criteria is a verical scroll list with horizontal slide out elements; problem is that the horizontal part is intended to extend outside of the initial vertically scrolling element