Im using the Twitter widget in a web app and it scrolls really bad-slow and I have tried to set webkit-overflow-scrolling on a surrounding div and on every tag that the widget loads in the iframe, but nothing helps. I dont know what Im missing, but setting webkit-overflow-scrolling:touch; on the right tag should make it scroll good.
Any input appreciated, thanks.
please use these customize twitter widget or use customize twitter feed .
look into these answers .
1) Is there any way to customize embedded Twitter feed?
2 ) Dynamic timeline selection for embedded timelines - Hashtag Timeline
May be this help you
Use overflow:"auto" or overflow-y:"scroll" in the surrounding div for vertical scrolling after re-size twitter widget
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Here's the site: http://www.victoryfights.co.uk
Can only view on desktop currently.
Scroll down on the first page to see the embedded Twitter feed. I need to change the blue links to white.
Just that, nothing more. I've tried a bunch of CSS and nothing works.
Thanks very much!
you can add custom style hope this helps
https://dev.twitter.com/web/overview/css
I am relatively new to Firefox extensions development.
I want to implement an add-on on the lines of "clearly". (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/clearly/)
How does one get the addon to have an overlay on top of the displayed webpage? i.e. on button click, the addon should display some custom text on a layer above the currently open web-page.
Also, Is it possible to set the display of this overlay with HTML?
What are the available options to achieve this?
Help greatly appreciated.
create a panel and insert to chrom document.
then open it with this code:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/XUL/Method/openPopup
set anchor to gBrowser.selectedTab.linkedBrowser
set panel width and height to same as the linked browser so:
panel.height = gBrowser.selectedTab.linkedBrowser.getBoundingClientRect().height
do same for width
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/XUL/panel
if u need more help let me know ill write the code, its real simple
Technically you wouldn't even need to make it a Firefox extension, see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/API/DOM/Using_full_screen_mode
I am building a mobile website and need a fixed positioned button (for quick link to scroll to top) that should move across while scrolling the screen. fixed position is not supported by mobile browsers. Can anyone suggest the way around for the same. I am using twitter bootstrap. I have observed fixed position header and footers for mobile in jquery mobile framework but could use it in twitter bootstrap page.
Thanks in advance.
You can use a navbar-fixed-top or navbar-fixed-bottom navbar on your site and that will function properly on mobile devices. Refer to the Optional Display variations section under navbars http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/components.html#navbar.
I'm trying out the new embed Tweet feature https://dev.twitter.com/docs/embedded-tweets and it renders horribly until presumably the js file is run and it styles the Tweet. I'd like to hide the Tweet until it is properly styled. Is this possible? I've moved the js file towards the top of the head section to try to get it loaded early.
The example is at http://www.photogenix.biz - I've put it inside a container div with width and min-height set to try to control the horribleness :) Any advice at all? If code is involved I would really need it as specific as possible.
I loaded the Like Box iframe code generated on Facebook into an UIWebView on my iPhone App. It works well, but when I scroll, it scrolls the UIWebView itself, and not the content inside the iframe. How can I block the UIWebView from scrolling (i.e the UIWebView takes the fullscreen frame) and allow the overflowed content of the iframe to scroll instead ?
ps : I tested a simple .html in MobileSafari.app and I have the same problem
You use two fingers in the like box instead of one. Then it scrolls.
You won't have much control over a plugin that is rendered as an iframe due to cross domain restrictions and they do not give many options to customize the appearance.
You could replace it with a Facebook like button. Then below it, you could add code that reads and displays the Fan Page feed using the graph api's page's feed connection (/pageId/feed). This would give you full control over the rendering and still gives the user the option to like your page. To improve performance of this solution you could use the Facebook real-time updates API to get notified when new updates get posted to the page and then you could pull those down and cache them.