I finally made blog examples update, so all examples now works on IE11 and more devices :)
2018-06-12 23:33 GMT+02:00 Carlos Rovira <carlosrov...@apache.org>: > Hi, > > I was working hard this past days to make Jewel look ok on IE11. I think I > get it and I can show you the results in a browser stack screen capture > > https://snag.gy/IlVFmY.jpg > > So we now supports IE11, Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and in > mobile most important devices iOS (I think from 9.0+), Android (almost all > I tested looks the same), Windows Phone (If anyone uses it ;)), maybe even > more, it's a matter of test more with Browserstack ;). So I think we have > support for almost all important browsers out there right? > > There's still some issues left: > > * Slider: Since the -ms-thumb can overflow track, and can't find the way > to do this, in IE11 instead of scale up when press, it scale down a bit... > * Alert, the width in IE11 is still huge, and still didn't find a way to > solve it, if some > * Dropdownlist is in the example, but I still couldn't work on it, so is > still a first iteration based on old basic code, so this will change a lot > as I can get over it. > * I think Button has still some issue with width that needs to be looked... > * Actual layouts are working ok, but I hope to change all this soon to > something more final and very important: Responsive ;) > > Spetial mention to SVGs (used in CheckBox and RadioButton for now), since > I past many hours dealing with how to load SVG in IE11, and had to try many > things and almost nothing was working. Finaly after some days, the trick > was to use SVG with a bit of encoding (no base64, not works) and change > strategy on how to skin (only pseudo elements did the work). All this to > get coloring and size working on IE11 since there's some bugs that prevents > IE11 to read styles on SVG. All this was totally hacky, maybe there's more > way, but I must say after many days this was the only that solves the issue. > > The good part of this is that now Check and Radio looks better (I think) > since I adjusted the icons and added some scale animations that work great > cross browser. > > finaly I'm very happy with the solution, since the encoding is made with a > SASS function that takes the SVG, calculate the right color (as normal in > Jewel themes) and then encode the SVG to get the final shape compatible > with all devices and browsers, and saving few space as well :) > > Now is time to concentrate in layouts, since this is critical now to make > Jewel UI set more useful, I already made some work on it, but find some > problems, and need to see how to overcome it. Important points as I already > said here are: make layouts responsive, so css will take into account media > screen sizes, and make those layouts work only with class names, so no JS > computation should be made. Let's see if I can get this working. > > Another point I want to try is exploding components since I'm interested > in see if I can declare components with it's beads as Alex said. And if > those not work, see why, and see if Basic is still capable of do this. > Another task will be to try SWF and see what is missing to make it work at > least with "bounding boxes" for now. > > Finaly, I plan to update all blog examples post but maybe I'll wait to > have new layouts more operative... > > Hope you like all this! :) > > > -- > Carlos Rovira > http://about.me/carlosrovira > > -- Carlos Rovira http://about.me/carlosrovira
