ezra

I just coded my own solution to this issue and did my best to make it open source/freely usable. There's a bug I identified where some of the followup loading of events duplicates a select few events (consistently the same events, but seemingly random choices). Basically, when the list of events reaches the end (within viewport), the JSON API is called to load the next 30 events, and those are appended to the list, and so on, and so on. LMK if you used it and if you have any questions! Direct link: https://github.com/ezraeinhorn624/sqs/tree/main/moreThanThirtyEvents

I just coded my own solution to this issue and did my best to make it open source/freely usable. There's a bug I identified where some of the followup loading of events duplicates a select few events (consistently the same events, but seemingly random choices). Basically, when the list of events reaches the end (within viewport), the JSON API is called to load the next 30 events, and those are appended to the list, and so on, and so on. LMK if you used it and if you have any questions! Direct link: https://github.com/ezraeinhorn624/sqs/tree/main/moreThanThirtyEvents

I have a client site that I recently built almost entirely on Fluid Engine. We started noticing some minor styling idiosyncrasies that seem to be bugs in the core functionality of Fluid Engine. This issue is essentially that the mobile design assumes a very narrow/lo-res mobile screen, so the text box takes x number of rows (in our case, it's around 25, I think). When a mobile screen is wider, the text obviously takes up fewer rows/less vertical space, but the text box in Fluid Engine stays the same size (25 rows), pushing the rest of the content down the page, below some white space. See attached screenshots for a comparison of narrow mobile to wide mobile views. Please let me know if anyone knows a fix or hack for this! The CSS fix wasn't immediately apparent from playing with Chrome dev tools. Input from SQS folks would also be great!