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Mobile support
I only tried the image zoom and splitter demos, but neither of these work on mobile, and probably won't work on tablets.
The whole project likely needs testing and optimization for touch input?
In many cases, this isn't going to be simple or elegant and will likely increase the complexity of some of these demos substantially, which might be harmful to the learning process for some, so there
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Here you can request what do you like to have in the documentation.
- API. How to embed a blog on the website via the API.
- API. Examples with PHP Curl.
- API. Examples with fetch. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Fetch_API/Using_Fetch
Feel free to create a pull request with How To in the GitHub repository for documentation.
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Documentation mentions it, but more code examples would be nice. For example:
val $isSelected: Signal[Boolean] = ???
div(cls <-- $isSelected.map(isSelected => List("x-selected" -> isSelected)))Also, seeing that a single-boolean use case is quite cumbersome, we might want to provide a syntax shortcut for this use case, for example:
div(cls.toggle("x-selected") <-Describe the bug
Running a simple, valid program in the JS.do example website may lead to a valid script terminating.
Error message is:
`Operation """": no method found, argument in overloaded package WebPerl::JSObject.
exit(255) called, but NO_EXIT_RUNTIME is set, so halting execution but not exiting the runtime or preventing further async execution (build with NO_EXIT_RUNTIME=0, if you
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There is inconsistent behaviour when working with boolean properties that map directly to an element's attribute. For example: $element->disabled = true should add the attribute disabled to the element, without a value. Subsequently, $element->disabled = false should remove the attribute. This is the same for selected, checked, etc.
- Step 1: List out all the boolean properties from a
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When describing the configuration object for Mixitup Pagination, you mistakenly wrote onPaginateStart twice in the callbacks section.
I suppose the second one should be onPaginateEnd.