If you must have a tab, it should have a big dismiss button for the 90% of visitors who are not interested.
If you must have a tab, it should have a big dismiss button for the 90% of visitors who are not interested. Why is there no option to close it? Another option would be not to have a tab at all (a hovering tab is very annoying as it hides content and distracts from the site for a function which is not often used) - instead let customers include an unobtrusive help button in their actual page content wherever they wish which calls your js in order to display your overlay when clicked. You don't need an obnoxious tab.
Posted by grey-area on Feb 14, 2015, 7:53 AM
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You can take that “EU website” broad, as in: any website in the EU.
I hate that they ask to log in with facebook/instagram account.
Most people instinctively respond to hostility with hostility.
Perhaps use Rust instead of Python to avoid installation issues?
>There are times when, as a cyclist, I blow through a red light.
"Sometimes I wish that I was like an air-cooled Porsche mechanic or something very stable and non-computer related, so I could just work ...
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If you must have a tab, it should have a big dismiss button for the 90% of visitors who are not interested.
If you must have a tab, it should have a big dismiss button for the 90% of visitors who are not interested. Why is there no option to close it? Another option would be not to have a tab at all (a hovering tab is very annoying as it hides content and distracts from the site for a function which is not often used) - instead let customers include an unobtrusive help button in their actual page content wherever they wish which calls your js in order to display your overlay when clicked. You don't need an obnoxious tab.
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