11 comments

  • Luke SnowdenLuke Snowden, over 7 years ago

    I wrote this plugin for my personal use. Other plugins simply did not do what I wanted it to achieve. I seriously don't even know why this argument exists, it's like someone telling someone else that because they don't like apples when you do, they're somehow insane!

    I wrapped it up as a plugin for others to use as I'm a great believer in the free-open web. If you want to use it then, fine. If not, just don't!

    (my personal opinion is that it depends on what audience you're targeting whether or not to use such things).

    13 points
  • Catalin CimpanuCatalin Cimpanu, over 7 years ago (edited over 7 years ago )

    Please spare me the childish scroll hi-hacking hate comments.

    There's a place for this technology in Web design just like there's a place for any other technology.

    5 points
    • Kyle ConradKyle Conrad, over 7 years ago

      Calling out a bad user experience doesn't make it hate.

      Not disagreeing that there's a place for something like this, but it is almost always used inappropriately and to the detriment of the user.

      12 points
      • Catalin CimpanuCatalin Cimpanu, over 7 years ago

        You're right, but it's not actually bad user experience, it's bad implementation.

        If I add custom right-click menus all over my site with a gopher image inside it doesn't mean right-click menus are are bad UX. It just means I suck at my job.

        Calling out open source projects for using scroll hi-jacking is like blaming Henry Ford for car accidents.

        1 point
        • Raluca PartenieRaluca Partenie, over 7 years ago

          Developers should be shamed for bad scroll hi0jacking and not the creators of these plugins. I appreciate the work put into freely available open source projects and I absolutely love FSVS. Been thinking of ways to use it on a project somehow.

          0 points
        • Kyle ConradKyle Conrad, over 7 years ago (edited over 7 years ago )

          Fair enough! I'd say that for this particular type of interaction, anything outside of a manual slideshow-type presentation is a bad use case for it, leading to bad user experience. But I certainly wouldn't call up the developer of this plugin and yell at him/her for it.

          0 points
  • Brian ZelipBrian Zelip, over 7 years ago

    Hey Luke Snowden you've got some cool repositories of useful stuff, thanks!

    3 points
    • Luke SnowdenLuke Snowden, over 7 years ago

      I try not to re-invent the wheel, just make it rounder when things don't work the way I want them to! cheers for taking the time to look.

      0 points
  • Riho KrollRiho Kroll, over 7 years ago

    Is there an option to let people scroll even if the slide isn't fully done sliding yet?

    2 points
  • John da Maia, over 7 years ago

    I like it!

    2 points
  • Rick KhannaRick Khanna, over 7 years ago

    I tried one of these once for a site. The bad thing was on mobile iOS the address bar does not hide away on scroll since it uses touch gestures to flip pages and not actual scrolling. Not a huge deal but something to be aware of.

    0 points