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Squire/Paladin General Discussion / Re: Continued Interest

« Last post by GrumpyYoungMan on 22 Jan 2021, 01:49:45 am »

@benanamen,
How about developing the framework yourself and utilising GitHub which I think you have already started? Perhaps @Jason can then chip in with incremental improvements... which you could then be pushed to the final project? This may be easier for @Jason to do small tasks. I am willing to dedicate a free domain to assist in development. Anyone care to suggest a free Freenom.com domain name?

@Jason Knight,
Get well soon and I can empathise since I had similar bad days every month requiring bed rest with curtains drawn. Fortunately my problem was solved by a daily dose of Alorpurinol to reduce excess uric acid. Problems persisted for decades before the simple solution was diagnosed

Not sure how I could help, but I would be willing to...

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Squire/Paladin General Discussion / Re: Continued Interest

« Last post by John_Betong on 21 Jan 2021, 07:47:47 pm »

@benanamen,
How about developing the framework yourself and utilising GitHub which I think you have already started? Perhaps @Jason can then chip in with incremental improvements... which you could then be pushed to the final project? This may be easier for @Jason to do small tasks. I am willing to dedicate a free domain to assist in development. Anyone care to suggest a free Freenom.com domain name?

@Jason Knight,
Get well soon and I can empathise since I had similar bad days every month requiring bed rest with curtains drawn. Fortunately my problem was solved by a daily dose of Allorpurinol to reduce excess uric acid. Problems persisted for decades before the simple solution was diagnosed

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Squire/Paladin General Discussion / Re: Continued Interest

« Last post by GrumpyYoungMan on 21 Jan 2021, 04:42:04 pm »

Actually I've just been sick in bed and utterly unmotivated to do ... anything. I'm having more headaches and neuropathy related to my overactive pre-frontal cortex. It's a miracle I got up the energy last week to write anything for medium, much less fix the forum logins and add the more reliable spam block.

Look after yourself! Your health has to  come first!!

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Squire/Paladin General Discussion / Re: Continued Interest

« Last post by Jason Knight on 21 Jan 2021, 02:37:43 pm »

Actually I've just been sick in bed and utterly unmotivated to do ... anything. I'm having more headaches and neuropathy related to my overactive pre-frontal cortex. It's a miracle I got up the energy last week to write anything for medium, much less fix the forum logins and add the more reliable spam block.

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Squire/Paladin General Discussion / Re: Continued Interest

« Last post by GrumpyYoungMan on 21 Jan 2021, 04:40:36 am »

I think Jason is busy with paying work, so sadly I think the framework/CMS system he is making has taken a back seat...

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Squire/Paladin General Discussion / Continued Interest

« Last post by benanamen on 19 Jan 2021, 11:37:25 am »

Jason, I am sure you have been busy. Just wanted to say there is still interest in the continuation of your framework. Looking forward to the next release.

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Other Web Programming / Re: Great forum you have implemented here !

« Last post by coothead on 19 Jan 2021, 06:33:35 am »

Hi there daveyerwin,

as your page loads and works  OK , using Firefox and Vivaldi
as test browsers,  I can only assume that your real problem
is that it does not resemble CutDownCode  forum's styling . 

coothead

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HTML / CSS / Re: iphone Safari Padding Issue

« Last post by GrumpyYoungMan on 19 Jan 2021, 02:02:01 am »

I’ve been thinking about this issue, is the problem basically they Safari doesn’t like nested flexes?!

Thanks once again for your continued support! I appreciate it!

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Other Web Programming / Re: Great forum you have implemented here !

« Last post by mmerlinn on 19 Jan 2021, 01:23:56 am »

I have installed SMF on my web site (worldradio.club) and my guests have found it to be Unusable  .

I tried going to your forum, but it would not load.  Is that the issue your people are having?

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HTML / CSS / Re: iphone Safari Padding Issue

« Last post by GrumpyYoungMan on 18 Jan 2021, 12:25:29 pm »

The "universal reset" can have oddball repercussions, this COULD be part of it. It's why I suggest more verbose resets as applying *{} can go a bit wonky for margin. MORE of an issue on form elements it's part and parcel of why I say "just don't do it"

I have always done the reset via the * and have never experienced this problem...but change it out anyway...

What's with the empty "anchors for nothing"? Are you still trying to use the outmoded "name" approach but switched them to ID's? If so, just put the ID's on the DIV/SECTION and drop the pointless anchors. That's what ID's are for.

I didn't know that the links would target div's too... Sorry! I'll update my code!

But overall I'm not seeing anything too far off, but could you define "lost"... oh wait, you're relying on the DEFAULT flex behavior, which on some devices flex-shrink is ON by default.

Try setting flex:0 0 auto; on both <header> and <footer>. If shrink is on, it'll shrink smaller than its content.

Oh!! I completely forgot about that - and that should fix my issue! THANK YOU!!!