Angel -
Funny that you mention those sites. My blog has actually made it into
articles on SmashingMag for other reasons - not that anyone told me I
just saw it in the referring sites and investigated :)
What are your jquery resources?
I merely used the jQuery API to pick it up. I was using
Yeah I am still debating how to handle that and am interested in
feedback. I was considering one of these options:
1. A lightbox method, providing the comment form and a live preview.
2. Having the respond button expand on click into a floating window
containing the comment form.
3. Taking more
I like #2 and had envisioned it like so.
I think the lightbox craze needs to shift gears. I sware when I posted to jQ
about putting forms into lightboxes every web app or site I used came out
with it about month later. it ruined my unveiling...
Oh well.
I wanted to post again because I do
*Totally off subject* (my favorite subject)
2 excerpts from books that have nothing to do with IxDA but made me think of
my recent surge of participation.
I think you might like it.
The Emerging Film Composer
Richard Bellis
When there is an overabundance of apprentices the economy of that
I read some of your blog.
Feet Foxes 'Mykonos' got a lot of airplay on my system.
: )
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 4:51 PM, Angel Marquez angel.marq...@gmail.comwrote:
*Totally off subject* (my favorite subject)
2 excerpts from books that have nothing to do with IxDA but made me think
of my
*feature request*Would you make it so after selecting one line I could hold
down command on a mac or ctrl on a pc and select multiple lines and then
inject that into a an unordered list? I find myself pulling more than one
line of a time I want to be comment specific about.
This came to me
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 7:50 PM
To: disc...@ixda.org
Subject: [IxDA Discuss] Experimental Commenting System on my Blog
I recently went about messing around with jQuery to produce a simple
proof of concept of what can be done to enhance discussions on blogs.
This could be applicable in other
It looks great. Seems right for revising text.
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Posted from the new ixda.org
http://www.ixda.org/discuss?post=36941
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That is pretty slick and useful. I use '' all the time. I will credit you
when I steal it.
The blog name threw me for a loop...
I'm kind of into jquery and wordpress at the moment. The worpress admin for
2.7 is prettty awesome. This applies to that CMS post as well. I've been
tinkering with the
Good stuff. A quick thought: rather than scroll the page to the bottom when
replying to a comment, can you instead put the 'create comment' interface in
a floaty panel just below the comment you are responding to? (Inline below
might be confusing).
As for jQuery resources, I am really digging
I recently went about messing around with jQuery to produce a simple
proof of concept of what can be done to enhance discussions on blogs.
This could be applicable in other discussion forums as well. I
borrowed a few ideas from others. Credit is given where due. You can
check it out here:
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