Despite being pretty against implementing plugins onto my sites, I have decided to use the Comments Plugin on one of my pages. The plugin works fine, however, there seems to be a bug whereby the height of the iframe does not change in certain circumstances.
If I add a comment and then remove it, the height does not resize back down to fit the content tightly.
Occasionally, I load the page and the iframe is huge. This is rare and I find it very hard to recreate so I am not actually sure what the cause is but anyway.
There seems to be unpredictable padding at the bottom of the iframe.
I am aware that this is a problem with the plugin, not with my code but I just wanted to know if anyone else had experienced it and if they knew of a fix?
What is the fastest and best way of implementing the plugin? i.e. FBML or iframe?
I have reported the aforementioned bug to Facebook and they have recognized that it does exist and claim that it is being looked into. However, this was over 2-3 months ago so I am not holding my breath
If it's a bug, then it's a bug (and to get facebook to admit to bugs is not easy). So I'd say hang tight until they fix it. I really don't think there's much you can do about it ...
...other than remove it from the DOM and re-add it to the DOM when it does break.
Or give the website user a "fix it" button that fires off the js to remove it from the DOM and re-add it back.
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When I type the command eww and enter the url google.com it just loads the front page of Google nicely just the way it should be loaded.
But when i search for YouTube on this Google front page and hit search, a new buffer starts but nothing gets loaded on it. Just nothing.
Only the cursor remains still at the beginning of the buffer for the whole time.
I believe this is also your question?
https://old.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/vc3zxs/the_eww_doesnt_display_my_html_file_like_it/
Both questions can be answered thus:
eww is not a fully-featured web browser. Not by a long shot. It handles much of the basic markup, which is entirely sufficient in certain cases; but it is absolutely not a full replacement for the likes of Firefox as far as the web in general is concerned.
Of particular note1:
Stylesheets are not supported (which seems relevant to the other question).
Javascript is not supported (which is relevant to this question).
That all said, there is experimental work for handling <video> elements in eww if you have built Emacs from the master branch with xwidget support. See https://lars.ingebrigtsen.no/2021/11/09/finally-videos-in-eww/ for more. This will (probably) be included in Emacs 29.
1 In an ideal world, most web sites would function acceptably in the absence of both these things. In reality, that's not even close to accurate. The web developers who care about users without javascript have been on the losing side of that battle for about 15 years, and it's only getting worse as time goes on.
On the positive side, I think the CSS situation is actually improving slightly on account of the Accessibility requirements which various governments have introduced in recent years, as these requirements always have "use correct semantic markup" at their core. That still doesn't help you when a lack of javascript results in a blank page, but it's something...
I have this for every categories, it's all blank except the one i select, the only thing i think may have caused problems is the fact that i've used this plugin before. How can i fix this ?
Changing back to "Metal" Preferred look and feel seems to have fixed the problem
The Praxis LIVE look and feel - plugin detail itself states :
...
Because of the way this plugin is used in Praxis LIVE it overrides all
look and feel settings when installed - you'll need to uninstall it to
switch back to another look and feel. Treat this as beta, or even
alpha! Some things might not show correctly yet, and certain icons
still need fixing.
(emphasis mine).
As this is still in it's beta/alpha testing stage, I'd suggest you to uninstall this plugin, and switch back to the other look and feel.
I sometimes have problems loading java script and CSS, and i think that Url.ThemedContent is the culprit.
Everything will work perfect, but if I refresh my page multiple times fast (CTRL + R in chrome) to clear my js-cache, for some reason it just crashes my file loading.
It says that /N2/Resources/..... cant be found, and it messes the page up completely, only way to fix it is to change the web.config so that the page recycles.
Try using the N2.Management.NoZip package. If that doesn't work, it sounds like a bug, so file an issue at http://github.com/n2cms/n2cms so that the developers will fix it.
My site eighttwentydesign is running Joomla 3.0. I have SEF URLs on, and have done for sometime without issue. But today when you go to the site, and click on anything, say portfolio you get the home page under the portfolio's URL, but if you add a leading slash at the end, the right article (portfolio) shows. Additionally, if you click on say "Web Design" it sends you to the Portfolio page. I might add this menu is a menu within Joomla - not be adding internal links manually
Doesn't work: http://www.eighttwentydesign.com/portfolio
Does work: http://www.eighttwentydesign.com/portfolio/
I have checked the .htaccess, and actually reverted it to the original with no luck, I have check Global Config but I can't see anything which may cause this. It was working nicely yesterday. I haven't adapted with any PHP source or anything in the past few weeks, the only notifiable thing I have done is yesterday enabling the Cache - have others experienced problems after doing this? I have disabled it under global config, with no avail.
Exact Joomla Version is 3.0.2 with very few plugins
I do have daily backups, but would rather a solution and be able to figure out a prevention from that, rather than just putting on a band aid.
I've search for a good couple of hours, and aside from just not being able to fix it, it appears no one else is experiencing this, so I am starting to think it may be a bug.
Just as I was about to post this I discovered my solution.
If you are having your SEF URLs display the wrong content then solve it by disabling the Cache plugin. You can do this by doing the following steps
Login to Joomla backend
Navigate to Extensions > Plugins
Go to "System Cache"
Disable system cache
I hope this helps someone in the future as I really struggled to find any answers on this.
In building a Tumblr theme I've got an external .css on my server which is very convenient because I can work directly in my editor, save to my server and refresh to see my results.
However, if I need to make changes to the HTML of my theme I've been making the changes in my editor, copying everything over to the "Customize Theme" option in Tumblr, then having to save there. This is really tedious and cumbersome because of the way their editor is laid out (the html covers the entirety of the the preview).
Does anyone have a smoother workflow?
Even if it involves just viewing my .html directly from my server when tweaking, then pasting it in when done. Like some way to inject test content so it's not just the html template tags?
While Tiny Giant Studios is right as far as the Theme Garden is concerned, there's nothing stopping you from externally hosting 'til your heart's content while you're actively developing.
To that end, you might try Tumblr Themr. I haven't actually tried it yet, but it sounds promising enough.
EDIT: Seeing as the original link is not resolving, you may also try their github page
The short answer is an unfortunate no.
The Tumblr system requires that all assets (from CSS files to images) be kept on the tumblr server. Seeing as theme developers (at the moment in any case) do not have direct ftp access to a theme's directory (if that even exists), one cannot work from an editor (e.g. notepadd++) alone...
I'm not sure if they're looking into changing this, but for the time being we're stuck with being copy/paste solutions.
One thing you could, however try is copying over all the HTML markup and then using browser plugins - like stylebot or developer tools for chrome - to write the CSS and once you're done, copying over all the CSS in the head section of your theme.
I have recently found that Tumblr features GitHub integration where you can just push to a repository and it updates the theme on your blog. I have not tried it myself but I probably will here in the next few hours.
Check it out!
EDIT: My mistake this is only for theme creators who plan on submitting their themes to the list of Tumblr themes that can be chosen by users. Someone may still find this useful so I will leave this answer.