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@theuser I see what you did there. Haha
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@theuser IndexOutOfRange
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@dsteiner It is inspired from it.
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@theuser the 0 is still an item in the array so it's still five words, but the one with index four is the last one
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@SoulSkrix @Bikonja It's not an array, I just count from zero like any dev
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@theuser my comment still applies
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@NotFound no, you still have 5 items, even if the last item is item 4... Count != Index
It's the same as 0 != NULL, the item at index 0 exists so you count it, you don't ignore it because it's 0. -
@Strannch I will try to do everything I can do to allow that 😄
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@vertti I'll maybe do a library for blurs.
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@NotFound so in that case it's basically saying I'll look at the numbers in octal so when you write 10 I'll actually read 12...
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@Bikonja Yeah, but he was just joking due to the indexes that start at zero. So he said that he count at zero like any developer, for the joke.
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@MrMargouillat Not yet
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Source code @notFound , it's funny isn't it?
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@NotFound please! Drop me a link the moment you push something online publicly.
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@NotFound Actually it would be cool to turn this into a react component too. I'd like to contribute but I don't think you need my help
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@vertti I don't know how to make React components, though.
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@NotFound I can try and help the best I can if you push some sort of library out on GitHub. Actually it's probably gonna be really simple, maybe it'll even be enough if I sort it out and write instructions in your Readme about it
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@helloworld I think it works also in chrome
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@NotFound :hover is triggered when the mouse is over an object in case of a link. Also check the focus, visited and active state then ;)
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@NotFound, please post a link to this on GitHub or something!
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@TyloRen I'm rewriting it today, so please wait
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@NotFound mind sharing the CSS. Awesome work man.
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Finally, it's here! https://devrant.io/rants/899039
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@devaditya Currently, there is no demo link, but you can download the demo on GitHub at https://github.com/Norech/...
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@pk359 I made a JS lib (demo HTML provided) for that, it can be found at
https://github.com/Norech/... 😉 -
@helloworld There's also away to do it with SVGs (which in turn can be controlled by CSS) and without JS:
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@sheriffderek That's a JS design stuff because no many browsers support blurred backgrounds.
I also made it as a library, you can see it here: https://github.com/Norech/... -
@bcye Here: https://github.com/Norech/...
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@NotFound thanks
I made this in HTML+JS, what do you think about it ? 😀
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