shop.lego.com Updated
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shop.lego.com Updated
They have just refreshed the s@h website.
Lots of changes regarding format.
Check it out
Article Link: http://toysnbricks.com/shop-lego-com-updated/
Lots of changes regarding format.
Check it out
Article Link: http://toysnbricks.com/shop-lego-com-updated/
Re: shop.lego.com Updated
the formatting doesn't quite work on Safari, but ok on Chrome, Firefox and IE
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Re: shop.lego.com Updated
Looks good so far in Firefox. I really like the new "magnification" tool thing as you view the individual pictures in the shop. Much better than what they had before!
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doodlebird
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Re: shop.lego.com Updated
seems ok on safari here. what issues did you see?ncbarrett wrote:the formatting doesn't quite work on Safari, but ok on Chrome, Firefox and IE
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Columns not laid out properly, putting them under no next to first column.doodlebird wrote:seems ok on safari here. what issues did you see?ncbarrett wrote:the formatting doesn't quite work on Safari, but ok on Chrome, Firefox and IE
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aaronptrck
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Re: shop.lego.com Updated
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems as if they scrapped Flash and went to HTML5 :D
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It is definitely not flash, I know because I can bring it up on my 3DSaaronptrck wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems as if they scrapped Flash and went to HTML5 :D
Correction: Parts of it still use flash. But I don't see any on main page.
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Re: shop.lego.com Updated
The markup is being rendered as HTML5 because they specify no DOCTYPE. There doesn't seem to be anything special in terms of the markup they're using - most of the effects seem to be handled by jQuery.
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