Closed Hemant2A2 closed 6 months ago
This is due to the way the inline reference is used to generate the data file. There might not be a strightforward way to solve this and related to #1452, it may not be worth the effort to solve it now instead of waiting for the new version of the website to be done.
@limzykenneth I want to solve this issue, the ejs in list.html tml looks fine. But the backend is getting overwhelming because am unable to find as in how the whole is being sent to the frontend
@shardulgawande27 Thanks for the interest however per #1452, we are not currently looking to fix this as there are a new website currently in the pipeline. I'll close this issue for now.
@limzykenneth no problem. Actually I had previously worked on this issue of sister navigation #1495, would like to contribute to new processing website that is currently in the pipeline if allowed to do so.
We are currently working with designers and developers on creating the new website and are not looking for additional contributors at the moment. Thanks.
Most appropriate sections of the p5.js website?
Reference
What is your operating system?
Mac OS
Web browser and version
Chrome , Version 120.0.6099.109 (Official Build) (arm64)
Actual Behavior
1) In the first image there is a huge gap between normal() and vertexNormal(). 2) In the second image p5.FrameBuffer is out of the column.
Expected Behavior
1) Gap should be removed. 2) p5.FrameBuffer should be put inside the column.
Steps to reproduce
Go to : https://p5js.org/reference/ , scroll down and look for Vertex and Rendering column
Would you like to work on the issue?
Yes , I would like to work on this issue