Yes this is what I thought But i think it should only use on bigger topics. Because otherwise when you click the topic title it goes to top immediately.
I don’t have the bar too in this situation.
On Android the fade animation is a lot smoother on Firefox than on Chrome. That’s a first.
Yeah there are still places where the spinner is OK. I don’t think we’re going for full removal of the spinner, only the logical places where the horizontal top progress bar makes more sense.
Docs keep the position what was the previous page and both loader appear between topics and filters.
I have this issue on iPhone DiscourseHub app. iPhone 11. iOS 14. It appears that you can see two lines going across the top with a new page loads.
(This is only when you swipe left and right to enter and exit another page)
I think this looks really nice in the PWA.
Does it make the PWA feel like a website rather than an app?
Great component, for me though, when changing page it leaves the page foggy and not fully loaded.
With…
Without slider…
Is the intention that the spinner will be an official theme component?
This is intentional. When loading 20% opacity is applied on the page.
Thanks for the reply ondrejj, yes the problem is the 20% opacity isn’t clearing.
Make sure you’re on latest - I think a few changes were applied to core in order to make this work.
Nope no joy, it seems to be failing only on the category & topic pages. F5 clears it and every other page seems to work just fine.
Just a side note, but I recently remembered that XenForo has always had a loading slider. I’m glad to see that Discourse has something similar now.
I’m wondering which will be much annoying when has poor network.
¡Great!
You can simulate poor network conditions using the f12 console in Chrome, if you want to.
Update on iPhone 6s:
Looking very good with Dark theme now and many other themes on mobile.
Well done!
Update on Desktop:
Load slider still barely visible on Chromium with 27" and 34" ROG monitors.
Can we have a theme option to enable/disable based on mobile/desktop?