1PlusAmigoJack wrote: Why not having a new user setting? (Although I guess a lot of people will fall off as many are too lazy to browse through all of their UCP sites)
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Yez please, auto-focus always -1.AmigoJack wrote:Why not having a new user setting? (Although I guess a lot of people will fall off as many are too lazy to browse through all of their UCP sites)
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Agree, that would be greatWhy not having a new user setting?
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There already are too many user settings.
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Not if you have JS disabled.callumacrae wrote:nobody has mentioned placeholders yet (the feature is essentially replicated anyway, iirc)
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Furthermore with CSS3 you can show / hide without JS:
http://devfiles.myopera.com/articles/18 ... u-ex1.html
Render with javascript the things that are javascript's.
http://devfiles.myopera.com/articles/18 ... u-ex1.html
Render with javascript the things that are javascript's.
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True. The Curent JS functionality is lame anyways.Lucas Malor wrote:Not if you have JS disabled.callumacrae wrote:nobody has mentioned placeholders yet (the feature is essentially replicated anyway, iirc)
viewtopic.php?f=81&t=43149
Sadly, kinda all browsers changed the placeholder functionality. The text only disappears when you start typing, which i consider extremely retarded from the browser devs. We can control that by css tho. I posted how a whille back, in the thread above.
That looks like Normal CSS to me 2.1, or whatever. You can (un)hide it on mouse click, but the selection isnt memorized.Lucas Malor wrote:Furthermore with CSS3 you can show / hide without JS:
http://devfiles.myopera.com/articles/18 ... u-ex1.html
Render with javascript the things that are javascript's.
Its a pretty hiding script tho.
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It's good with autofocus, so the placeholder doesn't vanish when the page loads.TheKiller wrote:Sadly, kinda all browsers changed the placeholder functionality. The text only disappears when you start typing, which i consider extremely retarded from the browser devs.
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Stop messing about with browser defaults, they're there for a reason…TheKiller wrote:True. The Curent JS functionality is lame anyways.Lucas Malor wrote:Not if you have JS disabled.callumacrae wrote:nobody has mentioned placeholders yet (the feature is essentially replicated anyway, iirc)
viewtopic.php?f=81&t=43149
Sadly, kinda all browsers changed the placeholder functionality. The text only disappears when you start typing, which i consider extremely retarded from the browser devs. We can control that by css tho. I posted how a whille back, in the thread above.
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huh? What are you talking about. Browsing defaults?
If you mean the Javascript thing. I was saying that the html5 placeholder would be better, as the javascript placeholder Olympus uses because it wont be disabled if peoples chose to disable JS.
If you actually mean the CSS property i posted about to control the html5 placeholder, then thats also silly.
If its browser defaults that doesnt mean it is better. Why doesnt phpbb let the normal padding and margin, and it sets it to zero?
Why does phpbb use a font attribute/property to change the default browser font, and not just let it as it is ?
The idea to keep it "pure" is silly, and its also a bit hypocrite as it isnt pure at all. Sry.
The current js placeholder is set to make the text disappear on mouse click/focus. It should stay the same when the placeholder is added. Whats up if you set a CSS property to change it and make it look better?
If you mean the Javascript thing. I was saying that the html5 placeholder would be better, as the javascript placeholder Olympus uses because it wont be disabled if peoples chose to disable JS.
If you actually mean the CSS property i posted about to control the html5 placeholder, then thats also silly.
If its browser defaults that doesnt mean it is better. Why doesnt phpbb let the normal padding and margin, and it sets it to zero?
Why does phpbb use a font attribute/property to change the default browser font, and not just let it as it is ?
The idea to keep it "pure" is silly, and its also a bit hypocrite as it isnt pure at all. Sry.
The current js placeholder is set to make the text disappear on mouse click/focus. It should stay the same when the placeholder is added. Whats up if you set a CSS property to change it and make it look better?
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