Wedge

PR merged. Phew ;)
We really, really need to find a way to avoid merge issues in the future. How exactly do you update your repo? Is it something done through the BB website, or a manual pull from a different origin from your local repo..? If it's the former, maybe you should try doing the latter. And maybe, hmm... I dunno, rebasing. Ouch. I still don't get why git is so popular. I'm getting around to using some of its intricate arcanes, but it's very, very tough on those who don't know it. You can be an excellent programmer, and suck at handling git.

Anyway.
Austria and Swiss have less German-speaking users than Germany, so I'd really, really push for it to be just called Deutsch. Then, if an Austrian package gets released (probably 'on top' of the German one), it'll just need to be called Deutsch (AT).

Can anyone (still) reproduce this behavior...?

I know... :eheh:

And until yesterday, it was a bit crappy! I put a lot of thought into it today. (Heck, I learned more about canvas drawing to customize that library. Plus, I'd always wanted to look into using canvas for my own work in the future... This time was not lost, so double win.)

I'm also planning to add a 'zoom' feature so that I can default to the 'Last 10 years' feature (which should probably be something like 'all', because in the meantime I rewrote it to support both monthly and quarterly updates, making it potentially possible to support, hmm, 40-year old forums..??), and then you can choose a 'zone' to extend into daily stats. A la Github, if you will.

Works 100% in mobile, now!
The main problem I had was with the label list. On a very small screen, it just got confusing, they were overlapping each other.
I rewrote the script to actually skip up 50 or 75% of all labels, depending on the available width, to make it all clearer.

Well, I'm pretty much ready to commit... I think.

Well, Home is the 'default' one now, and Welcome will only be there as a 'sample', although I could probably get it out of the main repo, and into a 'samples' repo.

That's what a CSS preprocessor is, really...

I'm not exactly sure what point you're trying to make.

Oh, I was looking at Elk, and noticed you were doing their German version. Do you want to double-check Pandos's translation for Wedge? I'm interested in finding typos, things like that. I don't speak a word of German. Nein.

I also noticed you got into a fight with someone else with the translation... I'm afraid I have to say, I don't see in what way his post was offending. It seemed like an innocent question, to me. You're a bit irritable, aren't you? ;)I don't think they have any of that...
They do have the 'super-cache' plugin, though. It makes PHP pages static. That's cool. For a website you provide no interactivity for, of course.............Well then, what do you want?
It takes less than half a second (or even a quarter second..?) for the server to re-generate the main CSS file, which is quite large, and after that, it doesn't need to be re-generated until the original CSS is modified.

rev 2340 -- okay, next one then.
 3 files changed, 11 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-), 1.35 KiB

! Fixed HTML tags being shown in relative date titles. (topic.js)

! Fixed ajax loader height. Okay, this is getting annoying... (index.css)

! When re-opening a select box with the Space key, the current selection was not always in view. (sbox.js)

! Using arrow keys/home/end on a closed but focused select box used to re-open it. While it was a conscious decision of mine long ago, contradicting the established UI standards for select box development, I came to a point where I think the 'regular' way is just as good, if not better, as mine. So, doing it the regular way now. (sbox.js)

* Committing a long, very long standing (several years!) change to IE handling of keyboard bindings. Well, actually I'm not committing you. No kidding: I spent years having sbox.js in my 'changed' log every time I did a commit, having to uncheck it because I postponed further tests under IE for this fix. Turned out, the testing process itself took about 3 minutes, and the fix didn't have anything to fix. I'm feeling emotional right now. One less 'permanent' file in my changeset, is something to celebrate. (sbox.js)

I feel like I'm on the New Revs topic, being the only one to post... :P