4lun

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by 4lun 14y ago
It's an interesting idea, but what if it's an error on your part and not the user? There's no real channel for reverting the hellban once issued since you've pretty much permanently assumed the user is malicious and can't be trusted. A few
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by 4lun 14y ago
Animating scrollTop is quite a common effect that some developers/designers add (personally I'm not a fan). Usually it's done using the jQuery animate function, meaning you can't take advantage of CSS transitions. As you can't add a CSS tra
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by 4lun 14y ago
Haven't got a chance to try it right now, but using transform over margin-top sometimes results in a smoother effect on various devices (I believe it gets offloaded onto the GPU as a separate layer). That said it's running smooth on my desk
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by 4lun 14y ago
In my experience many screen reader users aren't on the latest version of their accessibility software (cost and effort are among the reasons). So it's not uncommon for users to be using screen reader software that doesn't account for HTML5
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by 4lun 14y ago
"Use alt tags where appropriate" When you don't have need of an alt attribute, add one but keep it empty. In the absence of an alt attribute some screen readers will read out the path of the image instead. Setting it to empty allows you to
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by 4lun 14y ago
Stripping out console.log as part of a build process tends to be the ideal solution, but on smaller projects it's nice to leave them intact so the below is my preferred method: if (typeof console == "undefined") { console = { log: funct
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by 4lun 14y ago
Yep you're right, they just haven't gotten around to updating the copy on the form.
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by 4lun 14y ago
Found a workaround to still sign up for the standard plan, modify the following URL to include your domain: http://www.google.com/a/cpanel/standard/selectDomain?existin... Likely to be disabled very soon.