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Inline CSS :o But nice idea! "We are constantly working to improve Add and add useful and exciting features." Do you have a roadmap? (pure curiosity, I don't
by nekgrim 14y ago
Inline CSS :o
But nice idea!
"We are constantly working to improve Add and add useful and exciting features."
Do you have a roadmap? (pure curiosity, I don't see what kind of feature you can add)
- tristanthomas 14y agoWe do have a roadmap - not with public dates, but items for the near term future include automatic exporting of your contacts from your current solution and better web management tools. The beauty of being a paid for solution is we can work to implement feature requests made by our customers rather than worrying about selling ads or finding a business model.
- napoleond 14y ago(I'm not affiliated with Add in any way.) It's nice that you looked at the source, and if you were a manager of an established site or app it would make sense to be concerned about inline CSS there because it's a maintainability nightmare, but frankly I'm sure these guys have other stuff to be working on. I will be the first to admit to dropping in some inline CSS on occasion, and if it helps get things out the door then I'm all for it.
- nekgrim 14y agoI'm for dropping in inline CSS for quick fixes too. But I didn't think using inline CSS everywhere was something people still do today. (To be honest, I looked at the source because the rendering was odd on my computer, and I wanted to know if it was my you-should-not-pass corporate firewall which was blocking something, or just a it-renders-better-on-chrome problem)