What’s the difference between the Facebook Like Button action in FWP and using Crowbar with the code generated by this website?
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I don’t know - honestly (or I don’t see any) but I share a lil secret here:
Whenever I can, I prefer the hand-hacked way. This is just because I can influence code much better (remember the 100% width thing on one of your previous posts). Actionized code can be adjusted as well - but only the things that are present. And sometimes you just need an additional class which is hard to stripe in then.
I love actions as an immense time safer but I use them under two conditions:
I know what they are doing
I don’t have a clue on how to solve it in a different way
But it should be noted, that I long left the pure WYSIWYG route - I simply have no need for “previewing” everything during construction cause:
“The truth is in the browser …”
Cheers
Thomas
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On 7 May 2014, 7:15 am, Thomas Kimmich wrote:
Whenever I can, I prefer the hand-hacked way. This is just because I can influence code much better (remember the 100% width thing on one of your previous posts). Actionized code can be adjusted as well - but only the things that are present. And sometimes you just need an additional class which is hard to stripe in then.
Thomas
Regrettably, I’m not at that point yet so I still rely on a good number of actions, and of course the Extended option. However, I did discover that placing the Facebook button in a table at least gives me some control over its position.
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