CSS Buttons dead?
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deckard
Apr 20, 2009, 5:07:15 PM4/20/09
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CSS Buttons is still in .33 beta - last announcement for an 1.0 was in
2008/02.
Any chance that this project will evolve?
2008/02.
Any chance that this project will evolve?
dpiNYC Projects
Apr 24, 2009, 6:03:29 PM4/24/09
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No, CSSButtons is not dead. It is, however, hibernating and should soon wake up. I do wish that more people commented and asked for features.
deckard
Apr 25, 2009, 6:39:12 PM4/25/09
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Hi!
Surely I understand the need for feedback. But in the last thread
where I asked about a 'disabled' state for buttons you did not give an
answer to my original question in that thread - so I can complain
about that, too. Nor did anything happen since then. It would be great
if you can pickup work again. See, this project pops up when googling
for 'CSS + buttons' ranked very high. But lack of activity normally
leads to a slow and painful death - which would be sad.
I really would wish for more button themes, a repository where users
can upload their own themes, further development on the CSS, etc.
So again my question - anything planned?
best regards
Carsten
On 25 Apr., 00:03, dpiNYC Projects <proje...@dpinyc.com> wrote:
> No, CSSButtons is not dead. It is, however, hibernating and should soon wake
> up. I do wish that more people commented and asked for features.
>
> On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 5:07 PM, deckard
> <carsten.schmitz...@googlemail.com>wrote:
Surely I understand the need for feedback. But in the last thread
where I asked about a 'disabled' state for buttons you did not give an
answer to my original question in that thread - so I can complain
about that, too. Nor did anything happen since then. It would be great
if you can pickup work again. See, this project pops up when googling
for 'CSS + buttons' ranked very high. But lack of activity normally
leads to a slow and painful death - which would be sad.
I really would wish for more button themes, a repository where users
can upload their own themes, further development on the CSS, etc.
So again my question - anything planned?
best regards
Carsten
On 25 Apr., 00:03, dpiNYC Projects <proje...@dpinyc.com> wrote:
> No, CSSButtons is not dead. It is, however, hibernating and should soon wake
> up. I do wish that more people commented and asked for features.
>
> On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 5:07 PM, deckard
dpiNYC Projects
Apr 27, 2009, 10:39:13 AM4/27/09
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Thank you for the feedback and interest! I will evaluate the user base and hopefully start working on those features you requested. If anyone else has a need for this asap, let me know and I'll push it up the priority list.
dpiNYC Projects
Apr 27, 2009, 10:42:03 AM4/27/09
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It would also be very helpful to include a link to the site you use or will plan on using CSSButtons
Dirk Zaal
Apr 27, 2009, 11:26:12 AM4/27/09
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I love the glassbutton so much!
There is a problem with float, even wehen inside a div which is floating
I believe www.udc.nl shows this in profile
Dirk Zaal
DIGIZAAL webdev
internet technologies
Dirk
Digizaal.nl
deckard
Apr 28, 2009, 7:11:15 AM4/28/09
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Hello!
On Apr 27, 4:42 pm, dpiNYC Projects <proje...@dpinyc.com> wrote:
> It would also be very helpful to include a link to the site you use or will
> plan on using CSSButtons
We are using CSSButtons in LimeSurvey 2 ( http://www.limesurvey.org ),
an open source survey software, and therefore I am that much
interested ;).
Best regards
Carsten
On Apr 27, 4:42 pm, dpiNYC Projects <proje...@dpinyc.com> wrote:
> It would also be very helpful to include a link to the site you use or will
> plan on using CSSButtons
an open source survey software, and therefore I am that much
interested ;).
Best regards
Carsten
Stephen Dampier
Apr 28, 2009, 12:35:34 PM4/28/09
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hmmmm. Funny thing I see a Go and a Login button that are not CSS
buttons.
State of the art of styling form elements has a long way to go in this
"modern" world of browsers.
Steve
buttons.
State of the art of styling form elements has a long way to go in this
"modern" world of browsers.
Steve
deckard
Apr 29, 2009, 6:53:20 AM4/29/09
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Hello!
Blessed are those who are actually reading what I wrote.
I was talking about 'LimeSurvey 2', an yet unreleased version of the
LimeSurvey software.
Blessed are those who are actually reading what I wrote.
I was talking about 'LimeSurvey 2', an yet unreleased version of the
LimeSurvey software.
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