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Howdy,
I’m working on a minimal design for myself, I’ve tested in in Chrome, Opera, Firefox and Safari
and I think it degrades nicely in IE8
When you click on a date in the timeline it adds a class “open” to the element which adds 60px to the height
But for some reason, on mobile safari this doesn’t work
I’ve tried using .attr(‘class’,’open’); and .addClass(‘open’); which both work fine in normal browsers
Anybody come accross this before?
Here’s the work in progress (far from complete)
http://www.pixelcutters.com/2.0/
Must be something with that nano function in your .js file. If you remove everything before the var ua = navigator.userAgent
line, it does work on iPhone.
What’s the reasoning behind such a small scroll area Karl?
Fair enough, my only concern is that it’s a bit of a nightmare usability wise :(
I’d rather have a single page that scrolled instead of multiple scrolling elements.
I think it’s pretty interesting, but maybe you could come up with a more original way to show it?
Haha, I know the feeling!
It’s certainly harder designing with a set of restrictions in place. I took that approach for my weblog; I wanted readability the focus, and that imposed a set of rules I needed to work within. I really enjoyed the process though, although I am always tempted to make changes to it.
My advice would be to design for you, rather than for some award that you may or may not win.