Show HN: 2017.sucks – List bad events that happen this year (2017.sucks) 9 points by bowersbros 9y ago ↗ HN
[–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Build using:- VueJS 2.0This was a learning experience for me in Vue, so any code reviews in that would be very helpful.The design was by a hired freelancer as its an area I desperately do badly at.Code is here: https://github.com/alexbowers/2017.sucksHosted on GitHub Pages. [–] donmatito 9y ago ↗ Well done. You could add a favicon, it looks strangely unfinished without [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Thanks, i'll get around to that sometime today :) [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Added the favicon. Suffice to say, you should now believe I am no front-end designer.
[–] donmatito 9y ago ↗ Well done. You could add a favicon, it looks strangely unfinished without [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Thanks, i'll get around to that sometime today :) [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Added the favicon. Suffice to say, you should now believe I am no front-end designer.
[–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Added the favicon. Suffice to say, you should now believe I am no front-end designer.
[–] jarnix 9y ago ↗ The div with a scrollbar on the left is strange :)It's the div "container-left", remove it :) [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Please could you explain or screenshot what you mean by strange?The scrollbar should only be there if the height of the description area is too large, such that it needs to be scrollable. [–] darekkay 9y ago ↗ I can reproduce the problem both in Chrome and IE11: https://postimg.org/image/em6kzpbrb/It works just fine in Firefox.EDIT: this solves the problem: .container--left { overflow-x: hidden; } [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Weird. Windows? [–] darekkay 9y ago ↗ Yes, Windows 7.I updated my post with a quick solution ;) [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Thanks, thats been applied now. :)
[–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Please could you explain or screenshot what you mean by strange?The scrollbar should only be there if the height of the description area is too large, such that it needs to be scrollable. [–] darekkay 9y ago ↗ I can reproduce the problem both in Chrome and IE11: https://postimg.org/image/em6kzpbrb/It works just fine in Firefox.EDIT: this solves the problem: .container--left { overflow-x: hidden; } [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Weird. Windows? [–] darekkay 9y ago ↗ Yes, Windows 7.I updated my post with a quick solution ;) [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Thanks, thats been applied now. :)
[–] darekkay 9y ago ↗ I can reproduce the problem both in Chrome and IE11: https://postimg.org/image/em6kzpbrb/It works just fine in Firefox.EDIT: this solves the problem: .container--left { overflow-x: hidden; } [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Weird. Windows? [–] darekkay 9y ago ↗ Yes, Windows 7.I updated my post with a quick solution ;) [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Thanks, thats been applied now. :)
[–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Weird. Windows? [–] darekkay 9y ago ↗ Yes, Windows 7.I updated my post with a quick solution ;) [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Thanks, thats been applied now. :)
[–] darekkay 9y ago ↗ Yes, Windows 7.I updated my post with a quick solution ;) [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ Thanks, thats been applied now. :)
[–] alixaxel 9y ago ↗ The list should already be waaaay longer than that. [–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ If any particular event springs to mind, feel free to send either an issue or a PR with a link to an article on the event, and it can be added.These are based on some rather vague criteria (in the readme), and what events I happen to know about.
[–] bowersbros 9y ago ↗ If any particular event springs to mind, feel free to send either an issue or a PR with a link to an article on the event, and it can be added.These are based on some rather vague criteria (in the readme), and what events I happen to know about.
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This was a learning experience for me in Vue, so any code reviews in that would be very helpful.
The design was by a hired freelancer as its an area I desperately do badly at.
Code is here: https://github.com/alexbowers/2017.sucks
Hosted on GitHub Pages.
It's the div "container-left", remove it :)
The scrollbar should only be there if the height of the description area is too large, such that it needs to be scrollable.
It works just fine in Firefox.
EDIT: this solves the problem:
I updated my post with a quick solution ;)
These are based on some rather vague criteria (in the readme), and what events I happen to know about.