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That is a great demo, so many variations. Are all the scripts and CSS necessary for a simple iscrollview?
I do recommend a simple one to show others how to initialize iScrollview on both MPM and SPM. And btw, on Chrome the demo doesn't work due to strict MIME type checking.I should create the simplest possible page as well to help people get started with a minimum of confusion.
Chrome the demo doesn't work due to strict MIME type checking
The ones from github. They don’t set proper mime types, and chrome won’t load them.
I have noticed another issue that plunker can't handle a SPM with more than two files
We could use github pages. The plunks are meant to be embeddable. We can see what options there are for linking/embedding the description page. That will give us some use for the GitHub account!I don’t see any way to make a pretty "home" page for the plunks, so we should probably do it here in a sticky post.
No, just suggesting we make some index page (or pages) that links to the plunks, or maybe embed them using iFrames.I see how I can make an "empty" project with a README file, Is that what you suggest?
Where do you see different view styles for plunk "home" pages?
A h. No, I haven't discovered any alternatives there.
Click on the toolbar button to "Open the embedded view". It's at the top-right, just to the left of the optional log-in. It's the right-most button shown below:![]()
No, of course not, I code on my laptop and then check them on mobile.Do you code on your mobile phone? I just want to see the resultant iframe unframed on my mobiles.
jsfiddle used to be mobile-friendly, unfortunately, the new modification ruined it.jsFiddle isn't very mobile friendly either. Impossible to drag the dividers, for example. Haven't tried jsBin on mobile.
It seems only plunker can have multiple html/xml files or do ajax(static).
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