Wedge

I can't get the damn thing to open on my new MacBook with Chrome 28

There's always time to fix stuff.

Pete. Since day one, middle click isn't hooked by the sidebar when it's done over a link. Are you sure you didn't miss the early talk..?

PS: fixed a bug added today where it was impossible to post in mobile mode... Thankfully, drafts were still saved. -_-

Thanks for fixing that bug though it was a cache issue on my end

Yeah, was a CSS issue really. Button was still there, but hidden... Oops!

Are you doing some test against HDPI displays or something? I can't have a look at source now but the sidebar absolutely doesn't work for me.

Both methods...?

And how I am supposed to test in a device I don't own..?

With the recent changes, the sidebar no longer shows on windows phone 8, ie10.
When i click the 3 bars, the screen slides as expected but the sidebar does show, just the blank white area. When I click anywhere outside that area the screen retracts as expected.

Hmm... -_-

Well, anyway my current local version has seen a lot of extra changes... Which I don't even know if I should commit... :-/

Considering that Warm has a 'special' layout, I started to scroll only the main content area, i.e. not the header, and now the top bar is at a fixed position, so you see it permanently on the screen (in mobile mode, at the very least...), but it breaks heavily in Warm too, and it's starting to really, really piss me off...

It sounds to me like infinite scrolling and responsive sidebars are voodoo tricks that will never behave consistently on all setups (browser + server + skin + plugins), and I shouldn't even bother with them... But what good is Wedge, if I only settle for the easy road, and give up on the bells and whistles which I've enjoyed adding over the years...?!

Maybe only add IS and responsive sidebar to Weaving? *Shrugs* Either way it it fun to test on Wedge.org :)

Hmm, PMs should probably issue a notifier, users on mobile including iPad will not see the sidebar by default and may not know they have messages.

Moved sidebar to the right (by default) in responsive mode, as well as the menu button.
Reasons:
- most people are right-handed. On a mobile device, it makes more sense to make the button easily accessible to their right hand if it's controlling the device, I guess...
- top-right corner is the least important corner, so it also makes sense to put the fixed button there, and if a fixed button is there, then we might as well put the non-fixed version there as well, just a matter of logic...

Also modified the non-hardware scrolling, to very simply emulate the hardware scroll. It's all about logic, tonight...

Please post feedback, bugs, etc...

PS: also, I'm considering getting rid of left/right swipes in mobile mode, reason being that the fixed button should be more than enough to get the sidebar to show, and swipes always mean giving something away, in terms of UX.

Seems to be working as intended here, no issues found so far

Hmmn, don't know what I am doing wrong.  I downsize my browser viewport to test responsiveness, click the sidebar toggle icon in the upper right and the page stretches without horizontal scrollbars.  I can't see the sidebar anywhere.  Clicking on the webpage proper returns everything back to normal.

Browser and os..?