I just finished a build this evening that works on 4s, 5 and 6 with ios >= 9.1
(only tested on iphone simulator)
I’m using latest version of quasar with webpack 2.x

As a test you could try and build a clean default quasar app and see if that starts up with an iphone 4s

Two tap problem fixed in 0.15.9 - to be released in a few days.

Same way you to for header.

Have you tried some of the css classes http://quasar-framework.org/api/css-positioning.html?

@rstoenescu said in Small Chips:

Currently no. You’d have to (over)write with your CSS.

okay…

Will push a commit to allow this which will get into v0.9 later this week. Thanks.

ok.

tks

Continuing discussion on https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/issues/217

Continuing discussion on https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/issues/218

@xereda Hi, write that CSS in App.vue style tag at the end.

I used vue2leaflet with Qasar, seems good

@rstoenescu said in Site Examples:

Well in this case yeah. The simulator is Quasar App, which needs to be an app on its own. People install in Google Play Store, need to have a feel of the framework. When on a documentation website, the examples need to teach a certain aspect but in a gradually manner. The simulator UI in this case would be a too complex example when starting to learn about FABs (too many features at once in an example that should focus on FABs only).

Makes sense. Thank you.

I already passed this on to the developers here. If they go to analyze the Ionic site, the same thing happens.

This page helped me a lot!

I can confirm that for problems about accessing this inside a dialog handler (or any other callback function in general I guess), the only fix needed is to switch the syntax from:

handler () { // this is undefined here }

to:

handler: () => { // this is available }

This is a reminder that ES6 arrow functions not only are syntaxic sugar, but also affect the way this is bound (in order to eradicate the good old var that = this;).

@rstoenescu thank you so much.
I was added to the shadow class in “class”. 😢

@kosciak ok! Tks for help

No plan to do this on v0.9. Maybe on later releases.

Also, for Icons: https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/latest/config_ref/images.html

@rstoenescu I understand perfectly. And I believe that is correct. That’s right!

I’m currently working on a teaching app built with Quasar, I’ll post the link when I get it on the app stores. Love the framework!

No problem. I understand perfectly!
I’ll do some simulations.