How can we install additional CKEditor plugins for WYSIWYG editor to use in backoffice and smartedit?
I know we can customize some toolbar to show/hide it from editor, using this link from help sap.
But it doesn't specify on how to install additional plugin, is it even possible?
For example, let's say that I want to install font awesome plugin for CKEditor: https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/jsplus-font-awesome.
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In eclipse Graphical Modelling Framework Editor, How to disable a certain context menu for a Dialog Node? I want to disable 'Duplicate' menu within 'Edit' menu
I tried going through eclipse forums and internet. But nothing worked for me
I'm using Eclipse PDT Neon on Ubuntu 16.04 and I want to change Tab Icons. How can I do that?
I mean these Icons:
Icons are in the various plugin jars which provide the view, editor, menu, ....
Eclipse plugins are signed jars so you cannot just replace their contents as that will cause the signing to fail.
I am using Sublime Text editor for web development using HTML. I have installed packages for LiveReload in to my sublime editor they installed perfectly but still pages are not reloading automatically.
I have completely followed following article
How do I install LiveReload on Sublime Text 3?
Please help me!
With the file(s) active that you want to trigger the LiveReload event, launch the Command Palette and choose “Live Reload: Enable/disable plug-ins”, then choose an event (e.g. “Enable: Simple Reload” to reload whenever the file is saved.)
Android studio keeps showing the following update:
I do not have this package installed and I do not want to because it requires stopping HyperV that I need.
Could anyone offer a tip on this?
Enabling and Disabling Plugins
Open the Settings dialog (e.g. Ctrl+Alt+S).
In the left-hand pane, select Plugins.
On the Plugins page that opens in the right-hand part of the dialog, do one of the following: --> To enable a plugin, select the check box to the right of its name. --> To disable a plugin, clear
the corresponding check box.
If the plugin of interest is not present in the list (which may be the case for a repository plugin), download and install the plugin.
Restart IntelliJ IDEA for the changes to take effect.
visit managing plugin for more details.
On Oracle Linux 5.0, 6.5, I can drag and drop an application menu item to application launcher panel. So I can start an application by clicking icon from the launcher panel. But under Oracle Linux 7, I was not able to do so.
Can anyone help?
If you select help under Documentation in the Applications folder and search for favorites you'll get the following answer:
To add an application to the dash for easy access:
Click the Applications menu at the top left of the screen and choose the Activities Overview item from the menu.
Click the grid button in the dash and find the application you want to add.
Right-click the application icon and select Add to Favorites.
Alternatively, you can click-and-drag the icon into the dash.
To remove an application icon from the dash, right-click the application icon and select Remove from Favorites.
On Oracle Linux 7.x
Install GNOME Shell Extension TaskBar
Or install it directly from the plug-ins web page here.
Here is a nice picture:
To modify your application menu:
Install alacarte Menu Editor for Gnome 3.
From a terminal run the following commands.
sudo yum install -y alacarte
Run the alacarte Menu editor
alacarte &
To learn more about using alacarte watch this video here. It is in German, but you can set the subtitle to your language.