Maybe nitpicking, but is there a specific reason why you chose to make it a dropdown (sliding vertical) menu on mobile instead of a more 'facebook' like (horizontal slide) menu?
Kiphaas7, no other reason than because that's the default behavior in bootstrap and I haven't yet had to change it. I agree that it's getting a bit unruly though and could probably use some tweaking soon.
aforty, This looks great! I've got a couple of suggestions for you:
Instead of forking the whole of sabnzbd in your github have the repo just for Knockstrap. This means that other users can more simply fork and send you pull requests with changes.
This will mean that users can get source bundles directly from Github without the OSX artifacts, to pop into their templates folder. Or use a submodule, which is good if they're already managing sabnzbd from git so that everything can stay up to date.
Other developers can fork and submit changes via pull requests.
The sabnzbd team, if they are so inclined, could use your repo as a submodule (or similar) at a specific release if they wanted to bundle the theme.
icebaby, thanks for those suggestions! I'll try to do all that this weekend.
prophetizer, a simple way to think about it is that template generation was moved from the server to the client (your browser). Has some upsides and some downsides which you discovered. Probably some improvements that can be made but in general don't expect it to be as fast as other templates.
Quick sidequestion: does anyone know where the interfaces folder resides in ubuntu, or a clean way to add a template? Under windows it was easy, slightly more involved in OSX, but I can't even find the interfaces folder in ubuntu... (used the ppa to install).
I tried grep'ing my linux install and searching this forum, but could not find anything (granted, I suck with grep).
Kiphaas7 wrote:Quick sidequestion: does anyone know where the interfaces folder resides in ubuntu, or a clean way to add a template? Under windows it was easy, slightly more involved in OSX, but I can't even find the interfaces folder in ubuntu... (used the ppa to install).
I tried grep'ing my linux install and searching this forum, but could not find anything (granted, I suck with grep).