There's no licensing information, even the source files simply have a copyright notice but no mention of the license under which it is being distributed.
What the web needs is a UI demo site. You could submit a page that was a demo, and it'd have some metadata in the markup to describe it, and then that would be iframed into the site - then there'd be a header to navigate all the demos. It could be called UIpalette. Any takers?
how's this compare to something like touchscroll.js for reproducing native-style scrolling in a mobile web app? e.g. content div that scrolls with fixed footer on ios
[+] [-] mayoff|14 years ago|reply
http://qwan.org/scroller/demo/
(Thank you, GitHub Pages.)
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[+] [-] caillou|14 years ago|reply
I went ahead and made a pull request. https://github.com/zynga/scroller/pull/1
[+] [-] corysama|14 years ago|reply
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[+] [-] bni|14 years ago|reply
https://github.com/zynga/viewporter
Shows to what extremes you need to go to get fullscreen on all the Android customizations out there, HTC, Samsung etc.
Anyway very useful for me since I cant test on all those.
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[+] [-] kentf|14 years ago|reply
Trying to add Click events to this.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7621401/adding-a-click-ev...
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