Hi all, I'm so surprised that this made HN front page, even though I thought Bootstro.js would be nice because I had a tough time looking for something like that. I guess I rarely get a chance like this so I'm very excited and therefore would like to share here that I love HN so much. Actually there are two things that have changed my profession quite dramatically

1. HN, before HN, i.e about 3 years ago, I was with webmasterworld.com but somehow I didn't get much out of it. At HN i'm mostly just lurking but I learned so much from it 2. Coding-wise, Bootstrap made my life a hell lot easier since I'm basically so dumb at CSS. Bootstrap gave me a chance to execute my idea in a timeframe which otherwise would have taken me months, and getting bored of talking to my colleague CSS'er

Those 2 things have changed my career alot, believe it or not. I don't know what's the point of saying that but I'd like to express what I love & really appreciate.

"I can resize my width too", that is really cool of you, but it would be nice if you also didn't go beyond my screen edge. Especially if the Next button is there.

Also consider adding push history support or whatever that's called. I'd like to click back in my browser to go back in the intro.

This is mostly because the back/forth touchpad gesture added in some version of MacOS or another, combined with the back/forth buttons on the mouse I use on the linux machine, have made me big users of the Back functionality. Something I would never click on "manually" and wouldn't even consider exists otherwise[1].

[1] Before those two developments I spent 5+ years convinced that nobody ever clicks Back in a browser.

I'm Afshin, the author of intro.js

As you mentioned in this thread, you just used intro.js idea to show the steps, showing tooltips and more...

Why you didn't mention that in the Github repository also?

Good. Only issue I have so far is that in links to modal windows the bootstro-title takes over the title causing: a) the mouse-over tooltip (with original title) disappears and b) the bootstro pop-over title is the original "title".

Flicking between steps results in the window scroll animations queueing. You may wish to replace

$('html,body').animate({

in bootstro.go_to, with:

$('html,body').stop(true).animate({

This clears the animation queue and stops the current animation between animating.

Arrow keys not working for me - latest version Chrome.

On iPad Chrome the 5, 6, and 7 popovers are dark (no focus) until the screen is touched again.

I was expecting that clicking on the darker areas would exit the intro, consider to do that.

Seems like this addresses a lot of the problems with intro.js.

Thanks!

I like this a lot, thanks for taking the time.

Why "bootstro" attributes instead of "data"?

was just showing bootstrap and intro.js off to a team on saturday - this is a nice combo.

safari 6 - arrow keys didn't work for me.

someone just showed off a clone of this sometime last week I believe.