Classic Style Snow Fall [Deleted]

For an alternatif, I'm using this JS script in my forum http://pastebin.com/6kK7Bg0Q
Save the code by using .js extension, place on footer.

Code: 
            <span class="helper"></span>
        </div>
    </div>   
</div>

<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/snow/file.js" /></script>

</xen:hook>
 
Sheratan said:
For an alternatif, I'm using this JS script in my forum http://pastebin.com/6kK7Bg0Q
Save the code by using .js extension, place on footer.

Code: 
            <span class="helper"></span>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>

<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/snow/file.js" /></script>

</xen:hook>
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That's a very big script to accomplish something as simple as this. :eek:

I guess arguably, you could do the same thing with the one I supplied as well.
All you would need to is remove the wrap around statement
PHP: 
<SCRIPT type="text/javascript">
</SCRIPT>
Then save the remaining contents as a js file. Then as you suggested
PHP: 
<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/snow/file.js" /></script>
And this would be smaller compared to the one you supplied.
But I see some advantage of not loading an extra js file.
 
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^^ If anyone wants or prefers to load another js file, rather than add this whole thing to the template.
Attached is exactly what I described in the post above

You can edit the js file to fit your own need. Although I like to assume someone will be lazy, so for good measure, the js file is set to 20 max snow falls for optimum snow fall for mobile devices (as noted on the original resource page)
 

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Adam Howard said:
That's a very big script to accomplish something as simple as this. :eek:

I guess arguably, you could do the same thing with the one I supplied as well.
All you would need to is remove the wrap around statement
PHP: 
<SCRIPT type="text/javascript">
</SCRIPT>
Then save the remaining contents as a js file. Then as you suggested
PHP: 
<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/snow/file.js" /></script>
And this would be smaller compared to the one you supplied.
But I see some advantage of not loading an extra js file.
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My techie love that script. So I let him use it. :D
 
That lag on Apple devices really annoys me. Especially on the keyboard. Even with it set for 20.
 
oman said:
That lag on Apple devices really annoys me. Especially on the keyboard. Even with it set for 20.
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You know, for all the good praise Apple gets, it usually is the one that fails at the most simplest of things.
 
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Adam Howard said:
You know, for all the good praise Apple gets, it usually is the one that fails at the most simplest of things.
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Well its impossible to use my ipad with this resource :(
The lag is huge. Is it possible with a css code the Classic Style Snow Fall to be deactivated in mobile devices? (for pc use only)
 
Pierre Boulanger said:
Well its impossible to use my ipad with this resource :(
The lag is huge. Is it possible with a css code the Classic Style Snow Fall to be deactivated in mobile devices? (for pc use only)
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Get a better device.... (I'm joking of course. lol)

Seriously though... This was working flawlessly on iPad and iPhone last year. So whatever update Apple has pushed out, seems to not like this today.

I have no solution for apple at this time except for people to tell apple to fix their problems.
 
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