Gareth Watts
Gareth Watts
@hwang1119 there are no plans to support iOS 13 as it would require a completely different solution
I can reproduce this on the sparklines home page in both OS X and Windows with versions of Chrome after 21, but haven't been able to create a simple standalone...
Seems like this is probably a bug with Chrome... If we could create a simple jsfiddle test that didn't pull in any plugins to reproduce it, we could file a...
I don't think I've ever seen it with Firefox, or even Safari and I've still been unable to reproduce it outside of the context of sparklines. It's quite odd.
they're split into parts to make it easier to develop. Building it is very simple; I can't imagine it'd be hard to have grunt do the same thing the Makefile...
You don't need to build it at all if you just download the release off the project web site - the git repo is for development Sent from my email...
All well and good, but if you want the bleeding edge you'll have to build it, as you would with almost any other github project (including jQuery itself afaik) Sent...
If you want to figure out what steps are needed to have a build of the plugin hosted in the components project, then I'll gladly take a pull request
The latest release is now also at http://omnipotent.net/jquery.sparkline/latest/jquery.sparkline.js fwiw
The current version of the plugin definitely works with IE10. If you have a small example page where it doesn't work, I can take a look.