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Yeah. We're adding this to the FAQ right now, but the updates are free for the life of the theme (including updates to future versions of Bootstrap) <3

I totally agree. Been thinking about the best way to handle this and will have something in the near near future. Promise.

This is awesome! Browser chart more than just a quick list might be nice. Adding it as an outstanding issue to my long list of improvements. Appreciate the feedback!

I don't believe it is, but maybe I should go about getting it into Bower. I have no idea how I would go about that, but one of the Bower creators coming over to play smash bros...will ask him.

<3

I really appreciate this :) Seems like Skeleton's greatest benefit is sometime to newcomers to RWD and knowing it helped someone learn a little means the most to me.

Also rad that you extended it. That's what it's about - making it your own :)

I wrote it totally by accident then got a dumb smile and was like...feels right.

Thanks! Browser support is under a "catch all" more tab on site, but really should be in docs. I'll make it happen soon, though hopefully the readme is clear for now.

Thanks for opening the issue. Gonna dive into those very soon. appreciate you taking the time to add it to the list :)

I honestly hadn't considered this case. Let me dig into it and see if I can find a solution that works best all around.

Glad to hear you enjoy using it. Skeleton seems to work well for those just getting started with front end or want something extremely simple.

Cheers!

Oh and as for Twitter and Medium - nope! Just for personal stuff on the side, though it definitely worked its way into small parts of those properties.

Haha, just a side project. Weirdly bootstrap, foundation and skeleton all have similar roots together, but a story for another day. I made it cause it was what I wanted to start projects and seemed like there might be others :)

Cheers <3

That's what it's for :)

So glad to hear it man. That's why I built it :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JfEJq56IwI

:) Awesome man. Fwiw, the new version makes it super, super, super easy to scale since the grid is % based now. Can just change the max-width of the .container and voila. Done.

1. There are not hover classes for tables. I'm not in love with table hover classes, BUT, zebra-striping (like every other row) seems like it could by useful. That said, I don't want to create subclasses of any components really (buttons is one exception). It also should be super easy to implement w/ Skeleton – tr:nth-child(even) { background-color: red }

2. List nesting was just because I basically never go deeper than two levels and I wanted to properly indent them. Didn't want code bloat for something I think would be rarely used.

Rad man - So, it should ALMOST be a straight drag and drop replacement of the normalize/skeleton.css for the old grid/layout/reset.css, but if you were doing nested columns that's gonna get you. Please let know how it goes – hi@getskeleton.com

Cheers man.

Hey ya'll - I'm Dave the creator of Skeleton. Grateful to see it on HN. I wrote about why I created v2.0 in a weird format here: https://medium.com/@dhg/dear-skeleton-452f4bb07d69

I'm hoping the update really helps anyone who's been using Skeleton for a while or anyone trying to get into RWD.

Thanks :)

Hey yo - I write Skeleton. I haven't been giving Skeleton the love it deserves, but it's gonna get it now. I wrote a bit in a weird format here: https://medium.com/@dhg/dear-skeleton-452f4bb07d69

Hey - I just halved the scroll distance. Unfortunately, I didn't have anything to test on except a MacBook since I'm traveling. It sounds like the scroll ratio to movement was too small...perhaps now it's a bit more friendly.

Hey - thanks for the feedback. For what it's worth, it's a demo. The entire point was a "quick" demo for the Medium post that I wrote about creating performant parallax sites: https://medium.com/@dhg/82ced812e61c

I totally understand the demo is limited in its implementation, but the point was never to be a perfectly polished site. It was to demonstrate the ability to achieve smoother animations tied to scroll.

That said, perhaps it was shortsighted of me to assume it wouldn't be judged on all platforms/devices/OS's.

Hi there. I developed the demo and this is basically exactly what I do...the only difference is apply a multiplier to slow it down. I mentioned in the Medium post about this I am traveling and unfortunately didn't have access to anything but my MacBook Pro and my girlfriend's Air.

That said, seems like a common criticism is scroll speed is too slow, so by changing a couple small params, I halved all the scroll speeds.

I might totally be missing something, but seems like the concern is just relationship of scroll to movement of objects which I define in a big object. That said, I am no JS whiz and might be doing it all wrong.

Sadly, there is no way to fire JS while scrolling on an iPad, so we could either serve the iPhone style docs (which look severely out of proportion, especially on landscape), or accept that the phone will only update on stop of the scroll.

We chose the latter, but will work to improve the docs everywhere in the future.

We didn't use Bootstrap for anything on the docs. To be fair though, we're all homies and even had @mdo do a quick code review before releasing :)

Ratchet is starting with iPhone prototyping. It hasn't been tested on Android/Windows devices. That said, if the components were tested it could totally work for mobile web apps.

This was our intention, but that's not to say it couldn't be used to build a real mobile app :)