With the theme Simple, how (and almost where in the code) can I display the Archive list on full width with 2 columns? My blog is poetry (in french): Amavero 2
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I have a time based chart and I am trying to print it on one pdf page. The chart spreads from column 'B' to 'UR' ~ 560 columns. I have the print setup for that area and to fit one page. It prints till column JU and disregards the rest. Not sure if there is a work around or if I am missing something. And if there is a vba script that can help with it.
I tried some additional variations and did experience the cut off issue. I couldn't quickly work out what created the limit, but it wasn't the number of columns; a guess is there is a limit to the size of the hidden "canvas" on which the chart is painted before its scaled back to print and/or save as PDF ... hence is related to the width of the chart. However you can see (roughly) from the screen shots below a chart spanning from B to UR (limited by yellow in column UR); the chart is 319cm wide. Then the saved PDF. The page setup was A4 landscape with narrow margins. Cheers.
i have found this, but it doesn't work with Sublime Text 3:
Possible to open Sublime in two row layout by default?
What I want is simply to open two rows, when i start sublime3.
The same thing, that happens when i click on View -> Layout -> Rows 2.
I would also like to open specific Files in the second row, but this is more or less a bonus.
the provided link is for 2 columns, not rows
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I am getting started with Android, trying to write a "concentration" game for kids where a screen full of text is separated into buttons, filling the screen (one word per button)
The buttons should wrap to the contained text, so longer words will have longer button widths.
Once a row fills up, the next button should flow to the next row, and so on, until the whole screen is filled with evenly spaced variable width buttons.
The number of rows and number of buttons per row varies based on screen size (and as mentioned, button width)
I could use a vertical linear layout, then insert horizontal linear layouts to contain the row text. However I don't see how to make those widths and number of rows vary based on the screen size and text size.
I presume I need to create my own custom layout, something like FlowLayout in Spring - if so, can you recommend a tutorial for how to do so?
Check android's API Demos
Animation->DefaultLayoutAnimation (for example)
LayoutAnimationsByDefault.java & layout_animations_by_default.xml (for source)
It uses GridLayout and with a bit of modifications of mentioned example, it will be useful for your case..It's flexible, it's available since API Level 14, but it's available trought support/compatibility library or 3rd party library .
Hope this will help.. Cheers ;)
The calendar widget is too wide for its column in a liferay site im making. I could fix this with some CSS but its a bit of a pain as you can select different time spans, etc. Im new to liferay so is there a standard way of dealing with width problems for applications?
Thanks
Depending on what version you are using, use the Dock or Dock Bar to select a different Layout Template so that the column you're placing the large application is wider.
By default it is a two column 30/70 (meaning 30% for the first column, and 70% for the second).
I need to add columns to a listview, but they can't be stored in the list (they are just calculated based on values from the list. And, they involve 'today' which can't be stored in sharepoint lists).
I opened the page in designer, selected "Customize XSLT" then "Customize Entire View", and it opens the XSLT code for the listview. To display 5 columns from my list, this XSLT is 2400 lines of code. Seriously.
So, since I am staring at 2400 lines of code to display 5 columns, I'm guessing that writing my own XSLT to add a column based on 2 other columns is not the right way.
Does anyone have any other ideas? Thanks!
A lot of the 2400 lines are boilerplate - you won't have to write thousands of lines for your new columns and SPD helps (mostly)
For inspiration see this series (click on link at bottom to see all 20 odd articles in the series)
EUSP - Data View Web Part the basics