It would be nice to refactor/substitute the ticker while leaving its appearance/style untouched.
Actually the ticker text is static, hard coded within the index.html. The text/content shall be dynamic. Get the latest twitter message f.e. would be cool (changing ticker text is just a tweet). Or way better make use of some suitable kind of micro service (indie web stuff).
Really bad, the ticker is only correctly designed for the actual text length. Providing another longer text is not supported - doing so, it gets cut off.
The ticker movement is implemented CSS3 animation based, old browsers behaviour isn't known/supported. Therefore at least a fall back solution would be great (maybe part of #12).
Actually it only provides one sentence, there shall be a configurable amount/count of messages.
Furthermore actual browsers behave differently regarding ticker animation speed.
And finally links within the ticker text appear badly ..
Steps to solve this issue:
Make use of a dynamic ticker text source (some micro-service or twitter)*
Adopt new style to make it ticker-text-length independent.
Add the ability to show a pre configured amount of messages.
Optimize ticker speed to be constant, actually this is unclear.
Optimize/Style ticker text link <a href='..'> appearance.
* Note : No git or developer solution shall be pursued - it shall be end user friendly.
By the way the style - greyed out left and right - is still as aspired :8ball:
It would be nice to refactor/substitute the ticker while leaving its appearance/style untouched.
Actually the ticker text is static, hard coded within the index.html. The text/content shall be dynamic. Get the latest twitter message f.e. would be cool (changing ticker text is just a tweet). Or way better make use of some suitable kind of micro service (indie web stuff).
Really bad, the ticker is only correctly designed for the actual text length. Providing another longer text is not supported - doing so, it gets cut off.
The ticker movement is implemented CSS3 animation based, old browsers behaviour isn't known/supported. Therefore at least a fall back solution would be great (maybe part of #12).
Actually it only provides one sentence, there shall be a configurable amount/count of messages.
Furthermore actual browsers behave differently regarding ticker animation speed.
And finally links within the ticker text appear badly ..
Steps to solve this issue:
<a href='..'>appearance.* Note: No git or developer solution shall be pursued - it shall be end user friendly.By the way the style - greyed out left and right - is still as aspired :8ball: