Sliders: Themed.
Pointer buttons, too!
Capsule buttons!
Warning: the power can be used for good, but it can also be used for evil.
File this under “Amazingly Easy” when using a new modification to Chance.
“You lost an iPhone?”
He paused before answering. “Yes, sir.”
Steve Jobs twitched slightly.
“You lost an unreleased iPhone?”
“Yes, sir.”
Again, Steve Jobs twitched almost imperceptibly.
Steve slowly withdrew something from his pocket, and then handed it to the iPhone-loser.
Mr. iPhone-loser accepted it and looked at it quizzically. “What—?”
“You lost an iPhone, you need a new one.”
“But I lost—”
“You lost an iPhone once. You are now less likely to lose one in the future.”
“I’m not sure—”
“You fall off a horse, you have to get back on.”
“But—”
“Why are you not testing that device?”
“Yes, sir.”
Again, Steve Jobs twitched slightly.
I wonder how much Microsoft paid them. I wonder if it outweighs the amount of time Amazon has to spend making their site work in IE.
PanelPane with popover theme. It actually works:
loginPane: SC.PanelPane.design({
theme: “popover”,
layout: { centerX: 0, centerY: 0, width: 400, height: 300 },
contentView: SC.WorkspaceView.design({})
})
Still a bit slow, but try this on iPad (Landscape and Vertical)
2/2
1/2
PickerPane works! But the font in the SourceListView could use some work.
Coming along more. Bottom and top toolbars now work.
PickerPane is starting (just starting) to shape up. This one is actually supposed to have a toolbar, but I haven’t themed that kind yet.
Double-toolbar without any contents. Does _not_ look good on its own. So, there will be some setting you can set, or something, that tells it which kind of background to use. I think. I’m going to download the iPad SDK and try to see how it addresses this (it seems to use a similar method).