January 14th, 2013

@martin_fa @silviii_t Überraschende Antwort: Kommt darauf an ;-) Je nach Anforderung, aber meistens völlig überladen.

6:27 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to martin_fa

@cainvommars naja, wie willste es sonst machen? Kannst halt jedem Element einzeln ein reset-Mixin verpassen. Dann ist die Liste nich so lang

6:06 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to cainvommars

@cainvommars nope.

6:04 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to cainvommars

@cainvommars ja, das nervt schon ein bisschen. Aber im Endeffekt kommt der Kram dann ja weiter unten, weil oben genauer spezifiziert.

6:04 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to cainvommars

@cainvommars oder meinste zum bestehenden Frontend? :D

6:01 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to cainvommars

@cainvommars mach ich auch. Nicht alle sind normalize-Verfechter ;-)

6:00 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to cainvommars

@silviii_t @martin_fa was man wohl zu jedem Feature von SharePoint so sagen kann :D

5:59 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to silviii_t

@derSchepp @sir_pepe Ist halt eher ein Hack, der mit flexbox auch geht.

4:20 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to derSchepp

@sir_pepe kommt drauf an, wie verzweifelt die sind. Bzw. wie deren Kenntnisstand ist.

4:16 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to sir_pepe

@sir_pepe ach mit flexbox kann man schon was schönes machen.

4:15 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to sir_pepe

@tcaspers @rodneyrehm frau.app made my day ;-)

12:32 PM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to tcaspers

@MarcoZehe Interesting! So they should do something!

10:32 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to MarcoZehe

@MarcoZehe and offer a skip link to the timeline entry you clicked it.

10:21 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to MarcoZehe

@MarcoZehe well, that is the problem then. How should the browser know where just last read? But they could catch the link you clicked

10:21 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to MarcoZehe

@MarcoZehe readers of course don’t have those. So somehow the screenreaders need to fire some events if needed like current reading position

10:17 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to MarcoZehe

@MarcoZehe Yeah but to position itself the screen reader has to tell the site where you are. Usually done with scroll events. But screen

10:16 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to MarcoZehe

@MarcoZehe …screenreaders have something like scroll events? Is it possible to locate your current reading position?

10:14 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to MarcoZehe

@MarcoZehe but shouldn’t be a problem to implement. Just a „skip to last reading position“ link. They know where it was… or not? Have…

10:13 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to MarcoZehe

@MarcoZehe i would call those features „basic“, dunno why they are not able to implement those things. Hate to say it but fb is way ahead.

10:09 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to MarcoZehe

@MarcoZehe If you scroll down the timeline and click a twitpic and then go back you are at the beginning of the TL again, all items lost etc

10:00 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to MarcoZehe

@MarcoZehe Don’t use the official app either. But compared to Tweetbot it is a mess(DM not refreshing automatically without browser refresh)

9:59 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to MarcoZehe

@rthrash thx Ryan, seemed to be one of the last installed apps. Deleted them and now it seems to be normal again.

9:57 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to rthrash

@Immobilienscout deleted Immowelt and Immonet, seems to be normal again ;-)

9:57 AM, Jan 14th, 2013 via Tweetbot for Mac in reply to Immobilienscout