Niklas von Hertzen
Niklas von Hertzen
It can be customized by assigning the `options.pages`, i.e. for example: `Feedback({pages: [ new window.Feedback.Form(), new window.Feedback.Screenshot(), new window.Feedback.Review() ]});`
The options passed to Feedback are passed along to the internal object of screenshot module, so: Feedback({pages: [ new window.Feedback.Form(), new window.Feedback.Screenshot({blackout.false}), new window.Feedback.Review() ]}); would be same as: Feedback({...
Maybe I misunderstood what you are after, but as I understood it, the functionality is already there as you described it (apart from the `blackout: false` option actually implemented)?
Should be 66 failed: https://github.com/niklasvh/php.js/blob/b4152d5c61864da8e813c067145ee5f37e7d5a55/tests/readme.md Do you get same results if you `node tests/test_server` and go to http://localhost:3000/ with your browser?
There is currently no implementation for sending the data in any form. However, it is not possible to send emails directly from the client, so if you want to receive...
Interesting, I'll have a closer look at this later on and how it treats other undefined ternary operations. Another wonderful difference between JS and PHP :P
text-shadows (single) are available, box-shadow will hopefully be supported soon™
Can you share a repro on jsfiddle.net?
The biggest issue with support `:hover` is that the DOM that is used to read all the data is actually a clone of the real DOM, and it resides in...
Do you have an example repro for this issue?