Steve
@webcetera.bsky.social
Founder of Webcetera (https://webcetera.co.uk). #Webflow #Shopify #SEO #Commerce
I just noticed a GSAP animation I wrote was calling a class that didn’t exist and subsequently a console error. Fixed. One bolt down…
December 29, 2024 at 12:28 PM
I just noticed a GSAP animation I wrote was calling a class that didn’t exist and subsequently a console error. Fixed. One bolt down…
Posting this seems to have done the trick. See you’ve now had a response…. 👍 But more generally, it’s a shame that it’s becoming the norm that to get support from companies they need calling out publicly.
December 24, 2024 at 8:36 AM
Posting this seems to have done the trick. See you’ve now had a response…. 👍 But more generally, it’s a shame that it’s becoming the norm that to get support from companies they need calling out publicly.
I’ve not used it on a client project. Yet. I think it would provide our designer a good idea of what we from from a UX/SEO perspective, though, so if we get more bigger project Webflow work through, it’d be worth it. Is Webflow your thing??
December 23, 2024 at 3:46 PM
I’ve not used it on a client project. Yet. I think it would provide our designer a good idea of what we from from a UX/SEO perspective, though, so if we get more bigger project Webflow work through, it’d be worth it. Is Webflow your thing??
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December 23, 2024 at 1:45 PM
The paid plan allows you to then publish this as draft in Webflow so you can get to work. Grunt work done. www.relume.io
It does pretty much what you asked for. If you’re familiar with Client First (a kind of BEM alternative) then it works seamlessly with that.
Uses AI for you to describe your site build, then creates a suggested sitemap and wireframe with each page having suggested content and layout.
Uses AI for you to describe your site build, then creates a suggested sitemap and wireframe with each page having suggested content and layout.
December 23, 2024 at 1:45 PM
It does pretty much what you asked for. If you’re familiar with Client First (a kind of BEM alternative) then it works seamlessly with that.
Uses AI for you to describe your site build, then creates a suggested sitemap and wireframe with each page having suggested content and layout.
Uses AI for you to describe your site build, then creates a suggested sitemap and wireframe with each page having suggested content and layout.
You mean like Relume?
December 23, 2024 at 9:17 AM
You mean like Relume?
The pan or the toffee 😂
December 20, 2024 at 5:54 PM
The pan or the toffee 😂
I’ll see you Linux & Dells and raise you a…
December 19, 2024 at 9:38 PM
I’ll see you Linux & Dells and raise you a…
I get ya. TBH the scroll bars have never been a thing for me. I run a small agency and we’re embedded with macs for various reasons, but the terminal and unix commands are pretty much the same as Linux so dev work is the same. I used to find myself spending more time tweaking Ubuntu than using it.
December 19, 2024 at 9:06 PM
I get ya. TBH the scroll bars have never been a thing for me. I run a small agency and we’re embedded with macs for various reasons, but the terminal and unix commands are pretty much the same as Linux so dev work is the same. I used to find myself spending more time tweaking Ubuntu than using it.
Yeah I agree. You’re used to what you’re used to. Having installed Debian on many a Dell server with hardware that the stable version didn’t support, and on many laptops, I know about Linux. But for me, Macs offer a far better overall, far more polished ecosystem. Also both share a Unix like base
December 19, 2024 at 8:21 PM
Yeah I agree. You’re used to what you’re used to. Having installed Debian on many a Dell server with hardware that the stable version didn’t support, and on many laptops, I know about Linux. But for me, Macs offer a far better overall, far more polished ecosystem. Also both share a Unix like base
I guess that’s a no then?
December 19, 2024 at 7:59 PM
I guess that’s a no then?
Ahh. Le Creuset pans are the best. And heaviest. The toffee looks good!
December 19, 2024 at 7:57 PM
Ahh. Le Creuset pans are the best. And heaviest. The toffee looks good!
Absolutely no idea. Might grandfather us, we’d save a whole $4/m! But ever little helps.
December 18, 2024 at 5:28 PM
Absolutely no idea. Might grandfather us, we’d save a whole $4/m! But ever little helps.
This is pretty neat.
Strangely I have a notice on our dashboard that our pricing will remain the same. It is currently $840/y Agency w/ 2 seat. However according to Webflow should be $888 on new plan.
Strangely I have a notice on our dashboard that our pricing will remain the same. It is currently $840/y Agency w/ 2 seat. However according to Webflow should be $888 on new plan.
December 18, 2024 at 3:49 PM
This is pretty neat.
Strangely I have a notice on our dashboard that our pricing will remain the same. It is currently $840/y Agency w/ 2 seat. However according to Webflow should be $888 on new plan.
Strangely I have a notice on our dashboard that our pricing will remain the same. It is currently $840/y Agency w/ 2 seat. However according to Webflow should be $888 on new plan.
True. I watched some z-list celeb being interviewed the other day though, and the word like was probably 50% of all words spoken. Is it normalised to that degree? Probably yes.
December 18, 2024 at 6:49 AM
True. I watched some z-list celeb being interviewed the other day though, and the word like was probably 50% of all words spoken. Is it normalised to that degree? Probably yes.
The word “like” trumps it, like.
December 17, 2024 at 10:52 PM
The word “like” trumps it, like.
Yeah, maybe. I opted for the larger iPhone model, but that’s partly because it’s almost a laptop replacement for me. And I feel like I’ve had a workout after holding it a while 💪. I have even been known to talk to people on it…
December 17, 2024 at 9:13 PM
Yeah, maybe. I opted for the larger iPhone model, but that’s partly because it’s almost a laptop replacement for me. And I feel like I’ve had a workout after holding it a while 💪. I have even been known to talk to people on it…
Yeah, really nice and thank you.
TBH it was a bit buggy for me, would not load consistently. I removed the async and called ‘letItSnow()’ inside a document loaded listener which worked. Added before closing body.
TBH it was a bit buggy for me, would not load consistently. I removed the async and called ‘letItSnow()’ inside a document loaded listener which worked. Added before closing body.
December 17, 2024 at 8:48 PM
Yeah, really nice and thank you.
TBH it was a bit buggy for me, would not load consistently. I removed the async and called ‘letItSnow()’ inside a document loaded listener which worked. Added before closing body.
TBH it was a bit buggy for me, would not load consistently. I removed the async and called ‘letItSnow()’ inside a document loaded listener which worked. Added before closing body.
And done. Our website now has a little Christmas cheer.
Had to remove the async (which it seems was added as a fix?) and call inside a document loaded, otherwise seemed a bit hit and miss and didn’t work at all on mobile.
Had to remove the async (which it seems was added as a fix?) and call inside a document loaded, otherwise seemed a bit hit and miss and didn’t work at all on mobile.
December 17, 2024 at 8:43 PM
And done. Our website now has a little Christmas cheer.
Had to remove the async (which it seems was added as a fix?) and call inside a document loaded, otherwise seemed a bit hit and miss and didn’t work at all on mobile.
Had to remove the async (which it seems was added as a fix?) and call inside a document loaded, otherwise seemed a bit hit and miss and didn’t work at all on mobile.