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Interesting; the 3D transforms don't actually affect how much text fits on a line. So even if we remove the transform, the text will still wrap/overflow. It do
by mholt 3y ago
Interesting; the 3D transforms don't actually affect how much text fits on a line. So even if we remove the transform, the text will still wrap/overflow.
It does actually excite some of our readers, for example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23072414 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23072414
I've also heard a lot off any record that the content is really interesting even though it is a lot of text, because of the subtle spatial effect.
If there's an accessibility issue I could look into putting a toggle to flatten them out.
- verdverm 3y agore: tilted code, you have more statements against it here than you have for it at the link, where there is just one afaict neither is statistically significant > I've also heard a lot off any record Are these people already caddy users? Probably not the right people to ask, they are early adopters and typically positive of most things a project does outside of the part they use
- starkparker 3y agoI don't care that it wraps and overflows. I care that scrolling tilted text degrades readability in two different ways at the same time, and one of them is utterly unnecessary. EDIT: Since it sounds like it's not clear why this is bad, scrolling text horizontally and having it move diagonally is an objectively poor experience.