Notes by Axbom

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Dev/CSS - Community help needed šŸ™. Iā€™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 arenā€™t working!? Bulma is my CSS framework.

See:
axbom.blog/embed-youtube-ā€¦

The plugin developer - @borlabs_io - can not replicate this issue which is why I believe itā€™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... šŸ˜…

Solved in record time by hero @ErikBernskiold !

x.com/ErikBernskioldā€¦

šŸ”— Originally posted on Twitter

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ā†Ŗ Replying to @Lucidspark

@Lucidspark @jennytheolin Just checked it out and itā€™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 notesā€¦ ?

@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.

šŸ”— Originally posted on Twitter

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For a small workshop Iā€™m running on Thursday Iā€™ve put together a shared whiteboard with a floor plan. The idea is to see who is in the meeting, and when we have breaks people put themselves in the break room and move themselves back when they are back. To be developed further.

Hereā€™s the next iteration. Feel free to use it. The idea behind the dotted line and an area marked ā€œDONEā€ is to give participants a way to communicate that they are out of ideas for the current workshop exercise. They just move their avatar there.

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ā†Ŗ Replying to @snetramelleh

@snetramelleh @laura_yarrow I think a quick link to an online description of the specific talk is great, but sometimes those pages donā€™t specify the time slot and you have to go find it in the program. Sometimes only the starting time is specified for each speaker and you tend to forget how much Q&A timeā€¦

@snetramelleh @laura_yarrow ā€¦you agreed on. So a number of minutes for the talk, even in the program and on the speaker page, is likely helpful. I feel incredibly lazy for even suggesting this though šŸ˜…

šŸ”— Originally posted on Twitter