Closed janmonschke closed 11 years ago
I put the same CSS code in the actor-group for the loader, but it doesn't show the loader image and i don't know why. See commit 128692983ad68144e4f35359ad60d94034ce72c3
Let me look into it. Please stop copy & pasta. We are sharing styles here – the group has the class .actor-holder which applies the actor styles (see first line actor.styl). So the style should already be there. It's probably a overlapping problem, or something gets overwritten.
On Mar 2, 2013, at 1:11 PM, "Iyad A." notifications@github.com wrote:
I put the same CSS code in the actor-group for the loader, but it doesn't show the loader image and i don't know why. See commit 1286929
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fixed – it was the z-index, because there are several 'actors' stacked on top of each other. I also added the corruption risk indicator to the group.
Ok understood! Thanks! The connection has opacity and the not-allowed cursor to indicate the lock status. I also agree to @mrflix adivice to not show the loader in the connection for now. It's difficult to find a got position for it
Seems like the z-index thingy makes it now impossible to drag actors out of their group. @mrflix can you check that?
Currently the loading indicator only works for actors. It would be great to have it also for actor groups and connections. With the introduction of recent changes the actor groups have no more indicator at all.