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Karabaja
Nov 3, 2012, 1:32:05 PM11/3/12
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bećarina
Nov 3, 2012, 2:33:43 PM11/3/12
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Dana Sat, 03 Nov 2012 18:32:05 +0100, Karabaja <kara...@gmail.com.otpad>
napisao/napisala je:
> http://i.imgur.com/KH555.jpg
foto-štof ;) :) nije gore isti razmak ipada i toolbara!
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napisao/napisala je:
> http://i.imgur.com/KH555.jpg
foto-štof ;) :) nije gore isti razmak ipada i toolbara!
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b e ć a r i n a
Karabaja
Nov 4, 2012, 11:19:13 AM11/4/12
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be�arina whispered unto us in: hr.mag.bug
> foto-�tof ;) :) nije gore isti razmak ipada i toolbara!
Nisam shvatio �to �eli� re�i, no vjerojatno nije niti va�no. ;)
'...Apple has within the past few weeks installed JavaScript code that
dynamically resizes the central image on the Apple U.K. Web site to take
up the maximum amount of space possible.
As a result, the central image -- currently an iPad Mini -- takes up
just enough space to push the "apology" statement out of sight, meaning
visitors must scroll down the page to view it.
This JavaScript "resize" code (which can be found here) was also
uploaded to code-sharing site Pastebin as a "backup" by one Reddit user.
The code does not appear on the main Apple U.S. Web site.
The resize code, verified by an independent developer speaking to CNET,
forces the central image to take up the proportion of the page, showing
only the central image advertisement of the iPad Mini, along with the
four separate product advertisements visible at the bottom of the
screen, if possible. The code ensures that no matter how large
vertically the browser size is, only the central image and subsequent
four boxes should be visible without scrolling down...'
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57544802-37/apple-accused-of-hiding-u.k-samsung-apology-with-code/
> foto-�tof ;) :) nije gore isti razmak ipada i toolbara!
Nisam shvatio �to �eli� re�i, no vjerojatno nije niti va�no. ;)
'...Apple has within the past few weeks installed JavaScript code that
dynamically resizes the central image on the Apple U.K. Web site to take
up the maximum amount of space possible.
As a result, the central image -- currently an iPad Mini -- takes up
just enough space to push the "apology" statement out of sight, meaning
visitors must scroll down the page to view it.
This JavaScript "resize" code (which can be found here) was also
uploaded to code-sharing site Pastebin as a "backup" by one Reddit user.
The code does not appear on the main Apple U.S. Web site.
The resize code, verified by an independent developer speaking to CNET,
forces the central image to take up the proportion of the page, showing
only the central image advertisement of the iPad Mini, along with the
four separate product advertisements visible at the bottom of the
screen, if possible. The code ensures that no matter how large
vertically the browser size is, only the central image and subsequent
four boxes should be visible without scrolling down...'
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57544802-37/apple-accused-of-hiding-u.k-samsung-apology-with-code/
bećarina
Nov 5, 2012, 8:39:54 PM11/5/12
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Dana Sun, 04 Nov 2012 17:19:13 +0100, Karabaja <kara...@gmail.com.otpad>
napisao/napisala je:
> bećarina whispered unto us in: hr.mag.bug
>
>> foto-štof ;) :) nije gore isti razmak ipada i toolbara!
>
> Nisam shvatio što želiš reći, no vjerojatno nije niti važno. ;)
:) ;)
napisao/napisala je:
> bećarina whispered unto us in: hr.mag.bug
>
>> foto-štof ;) :) nije gore isti razmak ipada i toolbara!
>
> Nisam shvatio što želiš reći, no vjerojatno nije niti važno. ;)
>
> '...Apple has within the past few weeks installed JavaScript code that
> dynamically resizes the central image on the Apple U.K. Web site to take
> up the maximum amount of space possible.
>
> As a result, the central image -- currently an iPad Mini -- takes up
> just enough space to push the "apology" statement out of sight, meaning
> visitors must scroll down the page to view it.
>
> This JavaScript "resize" code (which can be found here) was also
> uploaded to code-sharing site Pastebin as a "backup" by one Reddit user.
> The code does not appear on the main Apple U.S. Web site.
>
> The resize code, verified by an independent developer speaking to CNET,
> forces the central image to take up the proportion of the page, showing
> only the central image advertisement of the iPad Mini, along with the
> four separate product advertisements visible at the bottom of the
> screen, if possible. The code ensures that no matter how large
> vertically the browser size is, only the central image and subsequent
> four boxes should be visible without scrolling down...'
>
> http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57544802-37/apple-accused-of-hiding-u.k-samsung-apology-with-code/
...a mislio sam da slika govori tisuću riječi...!?!
> '...Apple has within the past few weeks installed JavaScript code that
> dynamically resizes the central image on the Apple U.K. Web site to take
> up the maximum amount of space possible.
>
> As a result, the central image -- currently an iPad Mini -- takes up
> just enough space to push the "apology" statement out of sight, meaning
> visitors must scroll down the page to view it.
>
> This JavaScript "resize" code (which can be found here) was also
> uploaded to code-sharing site Pastebin as a "backup" by one Reddit user.
> The code does not appear on the main Apple U.S. Web site.
>
> The resize code, verified by an independent developer speaking to CNET,
> forces the central image to take up the proportion of the page, showing
> only the central image advertisement of the iPad Mini, along with the
> four separate product advertisements visible at the bottom of the
> screen, if possible. The code ensures that no matter how large
> vertically the browser size is, only the central image and subsequent
> four boxes should be visible without scrolling down...'
>
> http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57544802-37/apple-accused-of-hiding-u.k-samsung-apology-with-code/
:) ;)
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