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jshimko / telescope-plugin-hero

A plugin to add a customizable hero banner to your Telescope site.
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Impossible to hide Hero Settings panel #2

Closed vadimvh closed 9 years ago

vadimvh commented 9 years ago

Hi!

I run the latest versions of meteor and telescope. After installing telescope's Hero plugin via meteor add jeremy:telescope-plugin-hero and mounting the app locally, I can't hide the Settings panel. Looks like the small tab with the arrow doesn't work..

jshimko commented 9 years ago

I can't reproduce your issue. Is there any more info you can share? Are there any errors in your browser console? What do you get if you run Telescope.VERSION in the console? Have you modified Telescope at all? What browser/OS are you using? Screenshot of what you're seeing?

elvista commented 9 years ago

I have the exact issue.

Telescope.VERSION = "0.20" Screenshot of not logged in: http://puu.sh/i3WOl/5e28e66dfc.jpg Screenshot logged in: http://puu.sh/i3WYV/1a22aa5f85.jpg (zoomed out)

Using Windows 8 / Chrome. Have not modified Telescope (fresh install)

The CSS itself is not loading. The JS otherwise seems to be working. Perhaps the package requires a compiled CSS file? (I see the SCSS file, but no CSS)

jshimko commented 9 years ago

Hey @elvista. The package uses fourseven:scss to compile the SCSS. The problem you're experiencing is with fourseven:scss not working properly on Windows. I unfortunately can't do much about that other than manually compile the SCSS and use regular CSS in my package instead. But since I'd really prefer not to have to manually run a SCSS compiler every time I'm working on the plugin, I think we're going to have to wait for the Windows bugs to be sorted out with the SCSS package.

Sorry I don't have a better answer. Windows is unfortunately a hard development environment to support sometimes. I recommend filing an issue over at the fourseven:scss repo. I suspect a lot of Windows users are having the same issues. For example: https://github.com/fourseven/meteor-scss/issues/94

Another alternative that would probably solve a ton of Windows development issues would be to run something like Ubuntu in Virtualbox and then just do all of your Meteor development on Linux. Waiting for Windows support can be a painful process sometimes.

jshimko commented 9 years ago

Since this is an issue with fourseven:scss and Windows, I'm going to close this issue for now. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help. :)

x5engine commented 9 years ago

Tthey must have fixed the issue though ?

jshimko commented 9 years ago

I'm not sure. I don't have a Windows machine with a Meteor dev environment set up. Sorry.