Seth Warburton
Seth Warburton
This is the native behaviour of an iframe, actually any replaced element in html has a default height of 150px and default width of 300px. Solution? Define the elements size.
Sounds familiar, check out my solution on SO: http://stackoverflow.com/a/43188105/3375005
This is not a sticky-kit issue per se, more a _feature_ of iOS 9+ when it encounters fixed elements. Check out my solution on SO: http://stackoverflow.com/a/43188105/3375005
This is not a sticky-kit issue per se, more a feature of iOS 9+ when it encounters fixed elements. Check out my solution on SO: http://stackoverflow.com/a/43188105/3375005
I ran into this issue yesterday. It occurred after I ran `npm audit fix --force` because that command reverted this plugin to v.0.1.1 to mitigate an issue with a dependency:...
> …but anything third party your website uses(like embeds or tracking)… Is the responsibility of the developer who added such things. Hugo does not require you to add any such...
I'd suggest that `aria-label` may be more appropriate in this situation, given that it's addition will not visually affect existing sites. In additon, I would suggest that an ordered list,...
…yes, but I'd argue that the default should semantically correct.
It would _fix_ a lot of sites. Using an unordered list for a table of contents is incorrect. Changing that may lead to some _minor_ visual changes but document structure...
Apologies if my comments have ruffled feathers, that was never my intention. I am often direct and tone-of-voice does not easily transfer to type. I should have introduced myself! Hi...