↪ Replying to @eurydice13
@eurydice13 Understandable. What worries me now is that I feel like I’m seeing trolls on LinkedIn who are spending all their days picking fights in various comments sections.
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↪ Replying to @JimiWikman
@JimiWikman Mostly I’m starting to see the same types of trolls as in other social media appearing in comments to start arguments for no reason. And then when you look at their timeline you realise that is what they are spending all their days doing.
↪ Replying to @MaryLTrump
@MaryLTrump @MuellerSheWrote Yes. politico.com/news/2020/09/0…
And so it has begun… I’m now feeling the need to start blocking people also on LinkedIn.
För ett fokus på att människans välmående ska gå hand i hand med digitaliseringen. 😊
↪ Replying to @ErikBernskiold
@ErikBernskiold Tack!!!!! I owe you one. Sjukt snabb hjälp. 😅
@ErikBernskiold Att jag inte följde dig var ju bara pinsamt och konstigt.
↪ Replying to @ErikBernskiold
@ErikBernskiold Exakt… det här är default-html som tillägget lägger in:
@ErikBernskiold Tydligen både <br> och <p> som försvinner (eller beter sig konstigt…)
↪ Replying to @borlabs_io
@borlabs_io Thanks. Yeah, like I mentioned I don't believe it's a plugin issue. Just tagged you to let people know what plugin I was using. :)
↪ Replying to @ErikBernskiold
@ErikBernskiold What! Tyckte jag såg det själv förut. Galet... då är det något som tar bort <br>-taggarna...
Dev/CSS - Community help needed 🙏. I’m using a Wordpress plugin to block access to embedded videos until a user approves those third-party cookies. The vid overlay message has <br> in code, but line breaks aren’t working!? Bulma is my CSS framework.
See:
axbom.blog/embed-youtube-…
The plugin developer - @borlabs_io - can not replicate this issue which is why I believe it’s a CSS problem.
Hehe, so it's more complicated than I thought. Something is removing the <br> tag... And I don't believe it's the theme, because I built the theme... 😅
Solved in record time by hero @ErikBernskiold !
x.com/ErikBernskiold…
↪ Replying to @Craftylittlefo1
@Craftylittlefo1 @MaxCRoser You're right, it is rather curious.
↪ Replying to @Craftylittlefo1
@Craftylittlefo1 @MaxCRoser I'm going to guess the polio vaccine.
New rule for dystopian tweets. I write it but I don't send it. I save it to drafts and decide later if I want to send it.
#NoteToSelf
Watching myself speak at #CXCon and getting ready for the live Q&A :)
↪ Replying to @erikstarck
@erikstarck Nope. You mean for running workshops? Generally with clients I need to use tools that the participants are familiar with and/or their IT department has approved.
↪ Replying to @Lucidspark
@Lucidspark @jennytheolin Just checked it out and it’s confusing to me why this is a separate product. I use Lucidchart to create templates and have my team members add sticky notes there during exercises. Not sure what this adds besides timer, dot voting and tags on notes… ?
@Lucidspark @jennytheolin Having team members move between the two tools seems like it would confuse them more, and with some of them I still want to collaborate on making diagrams - so I would stay in Lucidchart for the whole workshop rather than move here.
↪ Replying to @Marm_Design
@MarMurube Once I had this first version that is exactly what I realised I want to expand with!
↪ Replying to @JennyTheolin
@jennytheolin This time it’s Lucidchart because that is what the client uses. Otherwise I would likely do Mural.
↪ Replying to @robscottsays
@robscottsays @HighFidelityXR @euroia Ah no unfortunately when I say space I meant digital space. Specifically this is LucidChart and all our other models we working on are adjacent to his image. Digital sticky notes :)