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Brilliant, thanks.
Your new file only had an updated tile-area padding value which made a slight improvement.
Once I decreased the padding-top value for the body tag, I was able to push the tiles right up to where I want them. After trying a few values, I settled on 30px (down from 70px).
Many thanks. I'm sure this value won't suit those with two rows of room on the nav-bar but at least I can tweak it myself.
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Originally posted by JimBob View PostBrilliant, thanks.
Your new file only had an updated tile-area padding value which made a slight improvement.
Once I decreased the padding-top value for the body tag, I was able to push the tiles right up to where I want them. After trying a few values, I settled on 30px (down from 70px).
Many thanks. I'm sure this value won't suit those with two rows of room on the nav-bar but at least I can tweak it myself.
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Originally posted by wposner View PostCorrect. For anyone with two rows of tabs, a padding value of 30 would have the group titles hugging the nav bar. Glad you found a value that works for you!
As long as they don't overlap, I'm happy.
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wposner,
First, let me say I'm loving HSMetro, it looks and works great! Right now I'm running it on my Mac, an iPad, an iPhone, and a Galaxy Tab 4. I have a couple requests as you work on future versions: 1) I've noticed that when I select a tab from the menu on my iPhone, the menu stays out and does not collapse back down. Is this just me? B) I'm using tile areas that are five tiles wide because they look better on the Galaxy, but on the iPhone I only see the first two tiles in that area and the additional tiles don't get "line wrapped". Is this fixable?
Thanks!
Ian
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Originally posted by wposner View PostNo need to run npm install. I need to remove that from the install docs. I've started including all the required libraries in the libs folder and require.config.js points to all the correct versions. Can you use the libs folder included in the build and the new require.config.js?
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Originally posted by naellis View PostSame with me (windows) - I had to run the npm install and reinstall the proxy service.
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Originally posted by olag00 View PostIf I keep the syntax the same, can I rearrange the rooms listed in the require.config.js file to list rooms differently? Like if I want Entry to be the first room instead of Master Bedroom....
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Originally posted by wposner View PostThe proxy doesn't need to be accessible remotely, but it sounds like I will need to add internal routing if an external IP address is provided. For now, if you must have external access, use VPN as it works perfectly. This feature will be added in a future build after I finish all the UI updates.
Is this likely to be in the near future? I tried putting in my external url and ip address in require.config (and opened up the proxy port) but I don't get updates to the screen.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by JimBob View PostHello,
Is this likely to be in the near future? I tried putting in my external url and ip address in require.config (and opened up the proxy port) but I don't get updates to the screen.
Thanks.
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Actually, this unfortunately does not look doable in code due to limitations of JS. I was trying to code this this evening, but just can't get the LAN IP address.
What you might try doing, however, is creating a second proxy that using your external IP address and a separate broadcast port. Then you'd also have to create a separate instance of HSMetro that is configured to use your external IP and the new port.
As you can see, the issue isn't so much connecting in via an external IP address, but the proxy routing the broadcasts over the correct connection. Perhaps the above will work for you.
Otherwise, I'm open to suggestions from any other developers who might know a way to programmatically implement this.
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