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I just noticed that for the first time. Good catch. If I slide the header down on the iPhone it locks the container inside. That sucks. It must be an Angular Ma
by zappo2938 10y ago
I just noticed that for the first time. Good catch. If I slide the header down on the iPhone it locks the container inside. That sucks. It must be an Angular Material thing. Thanks for pointing it out.
I don't fully understand the jerky shuttering thing. Angular Material has an md-content container element with overflow property set to auto. It prevents using scroll properties on the child element for smooth scrolling. So I borrowed from a Stack Exchange post rolled my own.Gist[0]
I just increased the scrolling duration by 450ms. That makes the automated scrolling much smoother.
I rushed to get this online because all the boats are showing in the Boat Show that is happening right now. I wish the images were all the same size. I think a lot of problems come from not having control over the images.
[0] https://gist.github.com/adam-s/e54c4357648ed0ca6bee24eb8573b0cd https://gist.github.com/adam-s/e54c4357648ed0ca6bee24eb8573b...
- pimlottc 10y agoThe rankings page does a good job of showing multiple boats - could you do something like that on the head-to-head page? I'm not sure I understand what you changed in the scrolling, I'm just using my mousewheel. It still overscrolls past the bottom now, just with a much faster snap. BTW, I'm using Chrome on OS X. But it's definitely a nice site for a quick hack. I've often thought there should be a general service for ranking things like this, where you can dump a bunch of items in and do head-to-head judgements until it has enough data to make a reasonable ordering. What sort of scoring are you using, ELO?
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