[by davidkaneda]

Sweet! Any interest in discussing a small discount we could give out to help promote it via Sencha's Twitter/FB? Feel free to email me: dave [at] sencha.

[by davidkaneda]

Yep, sorry for chiming in late, but as Mitchell mentions, it just means you have an error in your paths, either in the config.rb or Sass file. I also don't have experience on Windows, but perhaps you...

[by davidkaneda]

I'm not still actively working on the O'Reilly example, but I hope/anticipate it will be updated to Sencha Touch 2. Without patting myself on the back too much, I think it's a good example of a...

[by davidkaneda]

Thanks dude <3

[by davidkaneda]

Redirect is in place, sorry about that! For the record: http://docs.sencha.com/touch/theme/

[by davidkaneda]

Holy cow, was a shot in the dark! Sweet :) Hope you like the app-

[by davidkaneda]

Hrm, the only thing I can imagine might be a corrupt font database, though a bit of a stretch. Try quitting the app, then running these commands (separately) in the Terminal:

sudo atsutil...

[by davidkaneda]

Sounds very cool — Any link to a live demo? Didn't see one on the blog post...

[by davidkaneda]

Everything looks fine from here. Would use the Web Inspector to drill down and see what styles are overriding yours, if any...

[by davidkaneda]

Hey svlasov- You should check out the CSS property "border-image." Good luck-

[by davidkaneda]

Leeby - Here are the versions I have:

* Sass 3.1.2
* Compass .11.5
* Ruby 1.8.7

It looks like you have a Compass alpha in there (and you didn't list Sass version...) so I'd try using the...

[by davidkaneda]

Hi awebb- Indeed, as you suspect, the touch-charts-demo.css is a combination of Touch Charts CSS and Touch. This was meant to provide an example of how one could compile their stylesheets together —...

[by davidkaneda]

Hi quickfire55,

First, from an official point of view, no — a custom theme is not required for the contest, but of course will help your chances. Also: As jjerome mentioned, you're totally welcome...

[by davidkaneda]

Note: Even a change to the body font-size could cause what you're seeing-

[by davidkaneda]

Sorry, not sure what it could be at that point. Would recommend double-checking to make sure no other CSS is on the page, but aside from that, I'm not sure what to suggest-

[by davidkaneda]

Just make each tab a panel with a layout of "card". Then you can easily switch between each one within their own tabs.

[by davidkaneda]

Have you guys tried ' -webkit-user-select: auto;' on the CSS for your images?

[by davidkaneda]

Hi John — Are you definitely on the latest install of Touch? (1.1) — Also, could you include your custom SCSS?

Thanks,
Dave

[by davidkaneda]

Very sorry, this has been fixed-

[by davidkaneda]

Hi there, sorry for the delay. I wrote the O'Reilly example. Yes, it can be a bit complex to newcomers, but don't let it mislead you: At about ~800 lines of JS for the entire app, it's pretty simple....

[by davidkaneda]

Nice, very good to know (I'm not on Windows, and have been seeing more and more of these)...

[by davidkaneda]

The app loads the majority of the data from O'Reilly's API, it's in the store that's created at the top of src/SessionList.js.

[by davidkaneda]

Good to know, thanks — Guessing this might be a Ruby/Windows thing...

[by davidkaneda]

Very odd. Are you sure the iconCls is named appropriately in the JS?

[by davidkaneda]

Do you get any error when you compile?