Nav buttons turn semi-transparent when still mouse over

[moll]

Presumably they should be fully opaque when a cursor is above them, but for webscale reasons they seem to revert back to semitransparent on Firefox v43.

But at least not as bad as Trend Micro with Node.js, haa! Just another day in the land of JavaScript programmers.

[moll]

I see for some reason some evil person has implemented hover with JavaScript. That should probably be written to use plain CSS.

[shoobomb]

Lets rectify it! Let me know are you talking about the hovers on your names on the front page?

[shoobomb]

Coz navigation buttons seems to work well on Chrome

[moll]

The buttons with arrows.

[shoobomb]

Yes what exactly need to be done for that?

On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 3:38 PM, Andri Möll [email protected]
wrote:

The buttons with arrows.

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[moll]

To fix that in a sustainable way? I threw the following out there in the second post. :)

I see for some reason some evil person has implemented hover with JavaScript. That should probably be written to use plain CSS.

[shoobomb]

:D

Let me check!

On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 4:04 PM, Andri Möll [email protected]
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To fix that in a sustainable way? I threw the following out there in the
second post. :)

I see for some reason some evil person has implemented hover with
JavaScript. That should probably be written to use plain CSS.

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[shoobomb]

Hi Andri Moll,

The website seems to built on Ruby. I need some time to figure out solving
this issue. I'm a python guy, never worked on ruby before.

On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 4:26 PM, Shubham Soin [email protected] wrote:

:D

Let me check!

On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 4:04 PM, Andri Möll [email protected]
wrote:

To fix that in a sustainable way? I threw the following out there in the
second post. :)

I see for some reason some evil person has implemented hover with
JavaScript. That should probably be written to use plain CSS.

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#40 (comment).