Is it possible to do a tabular menu like this one in Semantic?Example vertical tab
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I'm a beginner using Visio. For my project, I'm using the 2019 Professional version and I'm having a trouble to create an association class, like the "Items", down in the image.
How can I do it?
To draw a dashed line from a class to an association, proceed as follows:
Click with the right mouse button on the background of the drawing. A toolbar and a menu pop up at the same time.
The top left button of the toolbar has a very small triangle next to it, pointing down. Click on this triangle. A menu drops down.
Choose 'line' from this menu (it's the fifth entry).
Drag a line from the class to the association. A solid line will appear.
Click with the right mouse button on the line and choose 'Format shape'. The Format shape pane will appear.
In the Format shape pane, choose dashed formatting.
I have some samples of Stimulsoft Reports (Demo-Reports).
I want to see how the groups can Collapse.
When I Open the Editor of "Groups with Collapsing with Footer", I can't figure out how can I Collapse the group with footer.
How does the Groups Collapse with Footer?
You need enable the "Collapse GroupFooter" property:
select GroupHeader,
open the Interaction editor (from PropertyGrid or context menu),
select the Collapsed tab,
check the "Collapse GroupFooter" checkbox
I am looking for a way to take input of Business Processes in Excel.
The processes can be complex for example
I have seen couple of representations like,
https://fedcsis.org/proceedings/2016/pliks/376.pdf
But most of them are not friendly for a non technical user.
Any help would be appreciated.
Start Excel. By default, a blank worksheet opens. Select the "Page Layout" tab, click "Orientation" in the Page Setup group and choose "Landscape."
Select the "Insert" tab. Click "SmartArt" in the Illustrations group to open the Choose a SmartArt Graphic dialog.
Choose "Process" in the list of chart types. Select the process chart subtype that best suits your needs, such as "Step Down Process" or "Gear" to preview it and read a description. Click "OK" to select the graphic with which you want to begin.
Add text to the first step in the process. Click on the sample text and type the text you want displayed directly over it. Type the desired text onto each shape.
Add an additional shape for each step in your business process. Click on a shape that will connect to the new shape and select the "Design" tab under SmartArt Tools. Click the "Add Shape" drop-down arrow in the Create Graphic section and choose where you want to add a new shape, such as before, after, above or below the current shape.
Customize the appearance of the flow chart. Click anywhere within the flow chart to select it and select the "Design" tab under SmartArt Tools. Click the "Change Colors" button in the SmartArt Tools section and click on the color scheme you want to apply. Click the SmartArt Styles drop-down arrow and select a 3-D or other style.
Click the "Save" button on the Quick Access toolbar or press "Ctrl-S" to save the completed business process flow chart before closing the worksheet.
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My goals is to create a menu with multiple columns. I went about this by using GridPane, to which I added Labels. Then I inserted the GridPane in a PopOver. I also added action listeners to Labels So when the users click on a cell, I can do a certain action. My current implementation is based on a button. Once clicked, the PopOver will show up.
As an example, font names:
Is there a way to have this in a menu?
I tried making the MyGridPane class that extends MenuItem. It allows me to add the GridPane to the menu, but it only comes in as an ObjectID. If I want it visually, the only way I found was to
menuItem.setGraphic()
But this make the whole GridPane one item. The cells and their action listeners get ignored.
Is there a way to add a grid pane as a menu item?
Is there a way to add a grid pane as a menu item?
Yes, you can try as
CustomMenuItem menuItem = new CustomMenuItem(gridPane);
menuItem.setHideOnClick(false);
To visually disable the highlight color for that menu/menuitem, customize the related CSS selectors of menu/menuitem.
How I can set different border for Dialog. for bottom, top, left and right border.
I need to set round angle for bottom left and right angles. But top angles have to be direct.
You can achieve it by 'Image Border Wizard' for DialogContentPane style.
Follow these steps
Create an image that has your required borders and some empty area in the center.
Open your '.res' file in Resource Editor, under your active theme
create a new style say MyDialogContenPane for unselected state.
Make sure you derive this new style from DialogContentPane's
unselected state, you can do this by going to 'derive' tab and selecting 'DialogContentPane' in the combo-box.
With this style's window open move to 'border' tab and click the 'Image
Border Wizard' button to open a new window. Under the tab 'Create Image'
select radio button 'Use A File', choose the image file created in #1
in this file dialog. Move to tab 'Cut Image' adjust the guides on the
image and move to tab 'Apply To', here you select the listed component
'MyDialogContentPane' and hit 'Generate' button and close this
window. The new border can be previewed in the style window.
NOTE: If you want this new border to be done for all the dialogs than instead of creating new style 'MyDialogContentPane' you reuse the 'DialogContentPane' style with the above steps.
I would recommend you to go through the Shai's blog posts 'LWUIT Resource Editor Tutorial Part 1' till part 10. To better understand the Resouce Editor its features and capabilities.