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Monday April 28, 2003

Adding Cool Comments to Roller

Cool Comments (a.k.a. Twisty Comments) have been added to Roller's CVS. Grab it if you're brave and help me work out the bugs. I've published a how to on Roller's Wiki. It should work on IE 5.5+/Win and Mozilla/all (what a great browser). Doesn't seem to work on Safari, Camino or Opera, which is fine as it degrades nicely. My degraded comments page needs some work though - all the items in my menu are centered. Oh well, must be a missing <td> or some other closing element - I'll deal with it later.

Posted in Roller at Apr 28 2003, 10:25:53 PM MDT 5 Comments
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There's definitely still lots of work to do, I'm nowhere close to validating.

Posted by Matt Raible on April 29, 2003 at 06:06 AM MDT #

Very fricken cool, Matt! I still think <em>all</em> of you (DJ/LL/MR) have done excelent job on Roller.

Posted by Greg Klebus on April 29, 2003 at 09:13 AM MDT #

Looks awesome! I had a quick question though for someone who gets a lot of comments wont the page take a long time to load all the comments?

Posted by Arjun on April 29, 2003 at 12:57 PM MDT #

Arjun - I don't think lots of comments will affect much - look at Joe's blog and his last post - 15 items takes under a second to load! I noticed something else I'm missing after looking at Joe's implemenation this morning. He has "Add a Comment" when there are no comments.

Posted by Matt Raible on April 29, 2003 at 01:02 PM MDT #

test <asdf>

Posted by ryan on July 22, 2004 at 09:30 PM MDT #

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