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Emulation doc update #15 #20
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You currently need to turn on emulation panel in settings. In Canary it's now in General settings. Call this out. Also can you indicate this was previously called Overrides so people googling for that can find the new location? |
thats no longer true. i'd love to show a before/after to really demonstrate the viewport emulation in action. |
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Let's move emulating devices above the touch events tuff. We need a screenshot of emulation in action.. full window. I'd be down for an animgif with shift-drag pinchzoom and also scroll to see the content go in and out of viewport |
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Awesome updates. Love the images in here. Later I'd like to add additional details into the docs but this is a great start for us. Thanks! |
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I know it's too late for tonight but can I get your help with these tomorrow morning? cc @addyosmani |
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@umaar thanks for the updates! Will you have time to address the comments this afternoon? |
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Thanks for the review Paul. @addyosmani and Paul, I know the hope was to get this all completed in time for the meeting, but I'm at work now and can only look at this afterwards. I can address the comments before the end of today. |
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Cool no problem. Sounds good! |
…into emulation-update-nov-2013
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Hey umar, can you just ping me on IM when you drop these in? i'm gonna act fast. :D |
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Hey, yeah I'll let you know on IM. |
Please review the updated changes & let me know if you have anything else in mind. |
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how about animgif of clicking in/out of a few of these: http://andreasbovens.github.io/understanding-viewport/ |
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Have given it a go - animated gif showing viewport emulation. |
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LGTM thank you! |

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Please review.
It seems most the content was still valid and made sense, just a few things needed updating.