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I'd like to understand how to simply test it out.. any idea?

scubbo 5y ago
There's a "Get Started" page linked from the top-right: https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-docs#welcome-to-the-documentation-page-for-sepia https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-docs#welcome-to-the...
nomel 5y ago
This webpage is confusing. There's no scroll bar, and the "Get started" link is hidden until you scroll down about 75%, then in sticks to the top, unless you scroll back up. So, scroll down a ways, then click "getting started" at the top right of the page, then there's a "quick start" guide. It's self hosted, so you probably won't find an online demo. If you don't want to try it without an online demo, then this probably won't be that interesting for you anyways, since custom voice assistants necessarily require customization.
- chrismorgan 5y ago
  > There’s no scroll bar I’m interested in what platform you’re using, because I wasn’t aware that any made a visual distinction of the error they’ve made. Specifically, they have the root element hiding overflow (well, it’s #site-window that does the actual `overflow: hidden`, but it and its ancestors control their height to 100% of the viewport), and an element inside that (#site-main-views) being the scrolling element. I noticed this because keyboard navigation (Up/Down/PageUp/PageDown/Home/End) failed to work, since the initial containing block doesn’t have any scrolling, and you have to focus the scrolling element (e.g. with Tab or clicking in it) before keyboard navigation will work.
  - nomel 5y ago
    My mistake. Looking again, there's a very skinny (8 pixels wide) custom scrollbar that has no discernable "track" (#0D on #00 background). I just didn't notice it. I'm using Safari.
    - chrismorgan 5y ago
      Hmm, interesting that they’re styling a viewport and inner-but-equivalently-sized scrollbar differently. Think I might see a Mac in a few weeks’ time, I’ll have to look into the rendering and differences.

There's a "Get Started" page linked from the top-right: https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-docs#welcome-to-the-documentation-page-for-sepia https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-docs#welcome-to-the...

nomel 5y ago

This webpage is confusing. There's no scroll bar, and the "Get started" link is hidden until you scroll down about 75%, then in sticks to the top, unless you scroll back up. So, scroll down a ways, then click "getting started" at the top right of the page, then there's a "quick start" guide. It's self hosted, so you probably won't find an online demo. If you don't want to try it without an online demo, then this probably won't be that interesting for you anyways, since custom voice assistants necessarily require customization.

chrismorgan 5y ago
> There’s no scroll bar I’m interested in what platform you’re using, because I wasn’t aware that any made a visual distinction of the error they’ve made. Specifically, they have the root element hiding overflow (well, it’s #site-window that does the actual `overflow: hidden`, but it and its ancestors control their height to 100% of the viewport), and an element inside that (#site-main-views) being the scrolling element. I noticed this because keyboard navigation (Up/Down/PageUp/PageDown/Home/End) failed to work, since the initial containing block doesn’t have any scrolling, and you have to focus the scrolling element (e.g. with Tab or clicking in it) before keyboard navigation will work.
- nomel 5y ago
  My mistake. Looking again, there's a very skinny (8 pixels wide) custom scrollbar that has no discernable "track" (#0D on #00 background). I just didn't notice it. I'm using Safari.
  - chrismorgan 5y ago
    Hmm, interesting that they’re styling a viewport and inner-but-equivalently-sized scrollbar differently. Think I might see a Mac in a few weeks’ time, I’ll have to look into the rendering and differences.