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Ralph Bolliger commented on Tom Belknap's post almost 2 years

Yes, this is emmet. I'm using phpStorm with Emmet. Sublime Text 2 has also a plugin that supports Emmet.

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Ralph Bolliger commented on Georg Kleinert's post about 2 years

Hi George
Bower respectively a bower.json isn‘t part of Foundation 6.4 anymore. Everything you need (Foundation Sites, jQuera, etc.) comes with npm now.

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Ralph Bolliger commented on Ralph Bolliger's post about 2 years

I‘m not sure if you got me right. It‘s not about Foundation plugins. It‘s about my very own JS code I write. In < 6.4 I was able to store all my scripts in a file in src/assets/js/custom.js for example. This was packed in app.js at the end. Since 6.4 gulp doesn‘t touch this file anymore.
I’ve got no experience with WebPack, but can I define input files somewhere as it is described in WebPack Docs?

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Ralph Bolliger commented on Sean Turtle's post over 3 years

Hi Sean
By the way: sometimes the project.json was missing completely. I had to copy it from an other project and change the projects path to get it back in Yeti Launch again.
Greetings
Ralph

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Ralph Bolliger commented on Sean Turtle's post over 3 years

Hi Sean
Also hat this problem. I figured out that the problem was the path to the project in project.json that changed for some reason. After I changed the path again, the project was visible again.
Hope this helps.
Ralph

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Ralph Bolliger commented on Ryan Eisenbart's post over 3 years

Hi Ryan
I would succest to use jQuery Cookies (https://github.com/js-cookie/js-cookie) in order to write and check a cookie that's valid for 7 days until you trigger the reveal.
Greetings
Ralph

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Ralph Bolliger commented on Ralph Bolliger's post over 3 years

Hi Rafi

Thank you for your reply.
I tried to get it to work with Sticky JS component. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

The main problem is that there are some elements between the top of the viewport and the main navigation (around 100px height).

I would like to achieve that the main navigation becomes sticky as soon as it touches the top of the viewport.

See http://imakewebthings.com/waypoints/shortcuts/sticky-elements/ for example. Scroll down and watch the second code example. It sticks to the top of the page as soon as it reaches it.

Greetings

Ralph

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Ralph Bolliger commented on Ralph Bolliger's post over 3 years

Hi there

Problem solved.
The project.json file was missing. I don't know why but I'll figure it out.

Thanks

Ralph

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Ralph Bolliger commented on Ralph Bolliger's post over 3 years

Hi there community

Working with Dropbox and more than one workstation works perfectly fine if I use Foundation's Yeti Launch App.

So... CLI problem solved. By workaround. :-)

Greetings

Ralph

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Ralph Bolliger commented on Ralph Bolliger's post over 3 years

Hey Chris

Unfortunately this didn't solve the problem. After executing

npm install --save-dev gulp-util

or

sudo npm install --save-dev gulp-util

Foundation watch asked for pretty-hrtime, archy, tildify, interpret, v8flags, completion and so on.

But they're definitely there in the node_modules/ folder. The Foundation CLI does work trouble-free on my iMac. I guess that there's someting wrong with config and / or paths in my project. I checked gulpfile.js but couldn't find any problem. :-/

Greetings

Ralph

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You commented on Tom Belknap's post almost 2 years

Yes, this is emmet. I'm using phpStorm with Emmet. Sublime Text 2 has also a plugin that supports Emmet.

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You commented on Georg Kleinert's post about 2 years

Hi George
Bower respectively a bower.json isn‘t part of Foundation 6.4 anymore. Everything you need (Foundation Sites, jQuera, etc.) comes with npm now.

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You commented on Ralph Bolliger's post about 2 years

I‘m not sure if you got me right. It‘s not about Foundation plugins. It‘s about my very own JS code I write. In < 6.4 I was able to store all my scripts in a file in src/assets/js/custom.js for example. This was packed in app.js at the end. Since 6.4 gulp doesn‘t touch this file anymore.
I’ve got no experience with WebPack, but can I define input files somewhere as it is described in WebPack Docs?

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You commented on Sean Turtle's post over 3 years

Hi Sean
By the way: sometimes the project.json was missing completely. I had to copy it from an other project and change the projects path to get it back in Yeti Launch again.
Greetings
Ralph

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You commented on Sean Turtle's post over 3 years

Hi Sean
Also hat this problem. I figured out that the problem was the path to the project in project.json that changed for some reason. After I changed the path again, the project was visible again.
Hope this helps.
Ralph

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You commented on Ryan Eisenbart's post over 3 years

Hi Ryan
I would succest to use jQuery Cookies (https://github.com/js-cookie/js-cookie) in order to write and check a cookie that's valid for 7 days until you trigger the reveal.
Greetings
Ralph

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You commented on Ralph Bolliger's post over 3 years

Hi Rafi

Thank you for your reply.
I tried to get it to work with Sticky JS component. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

The main problem is that there are some elements between the top of the viewport and the main navigation (around 100px height).

I would like to achieve that the main navigation becomes sticky as soon as it touches the top of the viewport.

See http://imakewebthings.com/waypoints/shortcuts/sticky-elements/ for example. Scroll down and watch the second code example. It sticks to the top of the page as soon as it reaches it.

Greetings

Ralph

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You commented on Ralph Bolliger's post over 3 years

Hi there

Problem solved.
The project.json file was missing. I don't know why but I'll figure it out.

Thanks

Ralph

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You commented on Ralph Bolliger's post over 3 years

Hi there community

Working with Dropbox and more than one workstation works perfectly fine if I use Foundation's Yeti Launch App.

So... CLI problem solved. By workaround. :-)

Greetings

Ralph

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You commented on Ralph Bolliger's post over 3 years

Hey Chris

Unfortunately this didn't solve the problem. After executing

npm install --save-dev gulp-util

or

sudo npm install --save-dev gulp-util

Foundation watch asked for pretty-hrtime, archy, tildify, interpret, v8flags, completion and so on.

But they're definitely there in the node_modules/ folder. The Foundation CLI does work trouble-free on my iMac. I guess that there's someting wrong with config and / or paths in my project. I checked gulpfile.js but couldn't find any problem. :-/

Greetings

Ralph

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