22 Jun
2012
22 Jun
'12
12:51 p.m.
On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 8:40 AM, Jonathan Solichin <jssolichin(a)gmail.com>wrote;wrote:
Hello friends and Jerome,
Thanks for the response.
Personally Arch Linux and Open JDK, but that should not change anything.
Can you describe us the issue you are trying to
address regarding this
sidebar and the associated javascript ?
It looks like unnecessary complexity for me. Aren't media queries just
enough to have the sidebar resize/move when the viewport size changes ?
I'd like we keep things simple as much as possible, so tell me if I'm
missing something.
So the reason i am using javascript, is because although media queries
handle viewport changes, its adaptation is does not completely work in some
scenarios. Eg. the sidebar scrolling area (for when there's a lot of things
on that topic), would require a fix height to get the overflow to work (or
else it will stretch along and will no longer be a "fixed sidebar").
However, if we have a fixed height, during viewport size change it would
cause an issue (of it no longer being a fixed sidebar since it's longer
than the viewport). i think there is a couple other issue that prevented me
from using straight up html/css, but I can't think of it at the moment. Let
me know if you have a better suggestion!
Additionally, I want the sidebar to be resizable at least a desktop/tablet
level where there is a good amount of width so that if you're more concern
on reading the additional info, you can get more space for it. The great
thing (or the idea behind) the sidebar was to allow supplemental info to be
viewed along with the content (think Microsoft SmartGlass if you've learned
about that aha). But the issue is that the size of a sidebar is not always
optimal for reading long contents, so i want it to be resizable
to accommodate. So this resizing thing will also be done via jQuery.
In any regards, I have been to resolve most of the issue and it seems to
work well atm (let me know any bugs that i missed). Again you can check out
the working demo that i'm working on at: http://jssolichin.com/xwiki .
Unfortunately the code behind is a bit ugly right now, and need to be
cleaned up. My next step is to finish up the navigation (the mouse over
event revealing different sections and the icons indicating content on each
section) and making it look like the mock up.
Most of use are using either OSX or Linux. Are you following
I am. Which distro? and oracle or openjdk for java?
What module are you trying to build exactly ? Most of
the times you don't
You can drop the hsqldb,jetty profile for the skin, it does not have such
profile.
Note that I've publised the skin on extensions.xwiki.org :
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Lyrebird+Skin See the
instructions at the bottom to install it on a XWiki instance. Unfortunately
right now skins cannot be installed right from the extension manager, but
that will be possible in the future.
Jerome
need to build everything, but just the module(s)
you are working on (and
possibly the final distribution, like XE).
I'm trying to build your Lyrebird (from its source) to learn about creating
VMs. I think I am able to build it now actually. I am going into the
lyrebird directory and running "mvn clean install -Phsqldb,jetty" to build
it. But I am still not sure what to do next? Can you point me in the right
direction?
Thank you again!
Jonathan Solichin
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