Banner image does not display on iOS devices

[tomschenkjr]

Confirmed on iPad and iPhone. Appears to be a problem with the type of effect I'm using for parallax. Some documentation points out the use of jQuery is better, so will explore those options.

[SEV2014]

1/22/15 Team sprint planning: To be included sprint3

[tomschenkjr]

Handing this over to @skishchampi to look at. The library Stellar.js seems to be the suggested solution, have not had time to figure it out.

[skishchampi]

finally...

[tomschenkjr]

Beautiful...well-deserved 👍 and you definitely deserve the satisfaction of closing this issue.

[skishchampi]

But I don't have iPad here. Also, This is optimized for iphone 4 (320*480). Will go find a few more devices (iphone 6 may be) and test it on them before I close it...

1. The most obscure issue here was how Safari looks at JPG encoding. It doesn't render images if they have been "progressively" encoded. So I just pushed a PNG to the repo. Which was a major relief.
2. For whatever reason the top and left attributes which work great at 50% on other browsers need 20% and 2% value for them to work on Safari. I hate Apple.
3. Before I confidently close this issue, I just want to see the site on ipad or something.

[tomschenkjr]

10-4. @SEV2014 do you have an iPad to test http://chicago.github.io/food-inspections-evaluation/ ?

I just checked on Android phone and it works well.

[tomschenkjr]

• Note to self (@tomschenkjr) that I need to swap the Futura font stack to a "League Spartan", "Avenir Black", "futura_md_btbold", sans font stack for h1. The overshoots look odd and isn't consistent with the typeface used on the tech plan.

[SEV2014]

@tomschenkjr - I do not have an iPad to test.

[tomschenkjr]

@SEV2014 - thanks, no problem.

@skishchampi - swing-by when you get in. Rod has an iPad to test.

[skishchampi]

IE has its own set of issues.

@tomschenkjr The shrink issue has been solved. Was caused by a fixed max-width parameter.

Will now focus on the problem with responsive text alignment.

[skishchampi]

@tomschenkjr This is still risky as it is optimized for the ipad I had today. I am guessing the text will go out of control in iphone 6 plus or the larger ipad.

One quick fix is to use a ton of media queries.

By and large it is fine. But I can keep taking a look at it as and when more devices show up.

#Kitchen article position should not be absolute. But I haven't a fix that will work everywhere. Fixing for Safari breaks Chrome, Mozilla et al

[SEV2014]

@skishchampi - Aakash - can you please advise if this item is ready to close as of 2/11/15 end of day?