Elliott's Forum Posts

  • Yes - however it's a pseudoclass, so you'll likely have to include it within the page HTML, though you could use Scripting to apply it to your element ID with JS.

    input:focus {outline: none}

    If the outline property is something you don't use in your initial styling, you could apply it there, alternatively if you do, you could force the initial styling into the focus state by using !important.

  • The code that you've posted has several IDs - in HTML an element typically only has one. The formatting looks a bit weird, were you originally using a preprocessor? You'll want raw CSS for it to work properly.

    Construct doesn't have any good way of supporting CSS classes, you can set an ID, but for anything else you have to the use the Set Style action and add each rule line by line; for this reason it's worh bundling all of your CSS into a single ID.

  • Without knowing what you want to achieve, this is hard to advise on, you've just posted a block of CSS.

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  • Given that it's a less common requirement I don't think we will add a folder for stylesheets like we have for scripts that loads the files automatically ( unless lots of people want it ).

    As someone who constantly tweaks the HTML output to add external style sheets and style around elements, this would save some post-export editing.

  • Does the problem persist in different browsers/Chrome with no extensions running?

  • justifun

    The biggest annoyances now is that I cant figure out how to drag events or resize the action box width. I even tried the new experimental bluetooth mouse support in IPADOS.

    Chrome on iOS12 can actually do this, it's much easier with a pencil, but you can do it by hand as well.

  • That's a shame, I was really hoping iOS 13s Safari would work properly with C3

  • Unless I'm being slow this morning, aren't sub events very similar to switch statements?

    EDIT//

    Worth noting that with JavaScript you can simply write a switch statement and fire actions that way:

    w3schools.com/js/js_switch.asp

  • It's worth noting that Unix uses UTC as its time standard - I'm not sure what you're looking to get, but it's super likely Unix can do it

  • A middle ground (pun intended) could be middle click to toggle?

  • You could use a mask layer with feathered edges set to destination in

    youtube.com/watch

    I think the easiest way to test this would be to benchmark the two versions of Ghost Shooter against each other (though I'm not sure if they're 100% the same game)

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