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bgrins / ExpandingTextareas

jQuery plugin for elegant expanding textareas
http://bgrins.github.com/ExpandingTextareas/
MIT License
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Added `docs.html` with content of existing `index.html` (matches new CSS) #44

Closed iamdanfox closed 10 years ago

iamdanfox commented 10 years ago

As mentioned in https://github.com/bgrins/ExpandingTextareas/pull/43

iamdanfox commented 10 years ago

If the plan is to keep docs in the Readme, shall we ditch this pull request?

bgrins commented 10 years ago

If the plan is to keep docs in the Readme, shall we ditch this pull request?

I'd like to keep the examples section somewhere. What are your thoughts about keeping them on the homepage vs moving them to another? We could maybe add a separator between this and the rest of the content on the homepage to keep the page clean.

iamdanfox commented 10 years ago

Personally, I'd really like to keep the landing page (http://iamdanfox.github.io/ExpandingTextareas/) very short because I think it conveys how easy the plugin is to use. Simple usage takes literally two lines of code, and I think lots of immediate examples might confuse people.

To display the variety of different examples (styling, scripts etc), I think a separate examples page would work nicely.

On Tuesday, 29 April 2014 at 00:06, Brian Grinstead wrote:

If the plan is to keep docs in the Readme, shall we ditch this pull request?

I'd like to keep the examples section somewhere. What are your thoughts about keeping them on the homepage vs moving them to another? We could maybe add a separator between this and the rest of the content on the homepage to keep the page clean.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub (https://github.com/bgrins/ExpandingTextareas/pull/44#issuecomment-41625275).

bgrins commented 10 years ago

I don't think we need a docs page anymore, since we are handling this in the README. I do think it would be nice to have a page that shows a variety of usage examples though.