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Things I still don't know because the site is just a solid black page with nothing on it.

by papsosouid 14y ago

4ad 14y ago
You probably need an HTML5 compliant browser.
- papsosouid 14y ago
  I have one. Perhaps the site needs HTML5 compliant markup?
  - enneff 14y ago
    It would help if you told me which one.
    - jfoutz 14y ago
      Chrome, OSX, Version 19.0.1084.56 fails edit Version 22.0.1183.0 canary works, as does Firefox 13.0.1
- tedunangst 14y ago
  You also need to make sure your screen is wide enough. Running your browser on half of a 1920px screen isn't a supported configuration either.
enneff 14y ago
It's an HTML5 presentation. I apologize if it doesn't work in your browser of choice. Try viewing it in Chrome, instead.
- georgemcbay 14y ago
  I viewed it in Chrome on Linux and it took me quite a while to figure out that you advance by clicking the solid black bars on the side of the slides (which don't even show if your browser window is too narrow). More of a UX issue than a technical one, I guess.
  - cocoflunchy 14y ago
    Same here. Arrow buttons of some sort would help.
  - jamesmiller5 14y ago
    I hadn't even noticed how I was going through the presentation until you mentioned it.
- tetha 14y ago
  I used chrome and almost just exited the page until I accidentially clicked on the black part next to the slide. That's not a browser issue.
- luchs 14y ago
  The problem in Opera is your feature test in slide-deck.js line 762. At the time this part of the code executes, the DOM is not ready yet, so document.body is just null and the whole thing fails. It does however work perfectly after executing window.slidedeck = new SlideDeck(); manually.
nodrama 14y ago
Well, if you could see the first slide you could use the arrows to navigate.
- cocoflunchy 14y ago
  But you'd have to guess that. It's not standard behavior.
  - nodrama 14y ago
    You are right. I just wanted to let people know how to use it (I closed the site and reopened it because I didn't know either).
morsch 14y ago
I got the title slide and was stuck. Took me a while to find out that the space bar skips to the next page. Then I found the invisible 100px wide buttons left and right of the slide area. Very annoying but I guess it looks better as a presentation. At least the mouse wheel should work, that was my instinctive reaction to skip forward and you could add that without affecting the visuals.
- ericson578 14y ago
  I'm on chrome on a mac, the pagedown/up buttons worked.

Things I still don't know because the site is just a solid black page with nothing on it.

4ad 14y ago

You probably need an HTML5 compliant browser.

papsosouid 14y ago
I have one. Perhaps the site needs HTML5 compliant markup?
- enneff 14y ago
  It would help if you told me which one.
  - jfoutz 14y ago
    Chrome, OSX, Version 19.0.1084.56 fails edit Version 22.0.1183.0 canary works, as does Firefox 13.0.1
tedunangst 14y ago
You also need to make sure your screen is wide enough. Running your browser on half of a 1920px screen isn't a supported configuration either.

enneff 14y ago

It's an HTML5 presentation. I apologize if it doesn't work in your browser of choice. Try viewing it in Chrome, instead.

georgemcbay 14y ago
I viewed it in Chrome on Linux and it took me quite a while to figure out that you advance by clicking the solid black bars on the side of the slides (which don't even show if your browser window is too narrow). More of a UX issue than a technical one, I guess.
- cocoflunchy 14y ago
  Same here. Arrow buttons of some sort would help.
- jamesmiller5 14y ago
  I hadn't even noticed how I was going through the presentation until you mentioned it.
tetha 14y ago
I used chrome and almost just exited the page until I accidentially clicked on the black part next to the slide. That's not a browser issue.
luchs 14y ago
The problem in Opera is your feature test in slide-deck.js line 762. At the time this part of the code executes, the DOM is not ready yet, so document.body is just null and the whole thing fails. It does however work perfectly after executing window.slidedeck = new SlideDeck(); manually.

nodrama 14y ago

Well, if you could see the first slide you could use the arrows to navigate.

cocoflunchy 14y ago
But you'd have to guess that. It's not standard behavior.
- nodrama 14y ago
  You are right. I just wanted to let people know how to use it (I closed the site and reopened it because I didn't know either).

morsch 14y ago

I got the title slide and was stuck. Took me a while to find out that the space bar skips to the next page. Then I found the invisible 100px wide buttons left and right of the slide area. Very annoying but I guess it looks better as a presentation. At least the mouse wheel should work, that was my instinctive reaction to skip forward and you could add that without affecting the visuals.

ericson578 14y ago
I'm on chrome on a mac, the pagedown/up buttons worked.