DavidWS wrote:
Now added MR10, RMR10 & DMR10 (they were a good 'set' to work with, DBM will need to wait till next time).
@Scronk: 'Next time' happened.
Touchboard maps for all 8 retail 10 string tunings are now available.
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| Author: | DavidWS [ Fri Feb 23, 2024 10:51 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Please explain how they line up? |
DavidWS wrote: Now added MR10, RMR10 & DMR10 (they were a good 'set' to work with, DBM will need to wait till next time). @Scronk: 'Next time' happened. Touchboard maps for all 8 retail 10 string tunings are now available. |
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| Author: | Scronk [ Fri Feb 23, 2024 11:58 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Please explain how they line up? |
Quote: ‘Next time’ happened. @DavidWS thanks for this, very helpful. A great resource. (I’m still toying with the idea of side-by-side…. my HTML+CSS is a bit rusty!) |
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| Author: | DavidWS [ Sat Feb 24, 2024 4:28 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Please explain how they line up? |
Scronk wrote: (I’m still toying with the idea of side-by-side…. my HTML+CSS is a bit rusty!) To implement your idea of having two views each wtih 'drop down' lists of tunings you'd need to get reasonably fancy with just html+css. Have you tried the idea of opening a couple (or more!) browser windows that I mentioned & posted an image of? When I used the idea to prepare that screenshot it only took a few seconds to set up. Or, there are browser add-ons that can 'tile' tabs. Either way, no programming involved. If you find yourself doing it a lot and consider all those groups of 'a few seconds' building up then maybe consider programing, but till then remember one of the golden rules of software development: "Leave optimisation till you know you need it". |
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| Author: | Scronk [ Sat Feb 24, 2024 2:35 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Please explain how they line up? |
Hi there, yes I tried the two windows together - it works fine. In fact on Windows it’s very quick to achieve by using Windows+RightArrow key which maximises the active window, but only takes up exactly the right half of the screen (and vice versa with Windows+LeftArrow). On the Mac one can either press and hold the green full screen button, or alternatively use an addon like RectangleApp, SizeUp, ShiftIt or Magnet, for window management. However, unfortunately the two windows approach doesn’t really help on mobile* which is how I mostly browse these days … which also raises the thought of a mobile-responsive site for stickist.com, but that’s another thread! *not sure if iPad has a two-windows-together option? |
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