I'm using the wonderful fullPage.js plugin to create a website that is broken into chapters (sections) and multiple stories (slides) per chapter. So for example, lets say we have 3 chapters and 3 stories in each (1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3)
If I am to put this into a fullPage.js site and scroll continuously, my experience will be 1.1 -> 2.1 -> 3.1. To get to 1.2 or 1.3 I need to click a button inside 1.1.
What I am hoping there is a way to do is have the scrolling experience go through the extent of my pages in a linear fashion: 1.1 -> 1.2 -> 1.3 -> 2.1 -> 2.2 -> 2.3 -> 3.1 -> 3.2 -> 3.3
This would mean that vertically scrolling would progress the page horizontally at certain moments and then vertically at others, depending on the page's order within the overall structure.
Right now I'm just playing around with the templates so my code is pretty generic. Would this be a difficult code?
Thanks for your advice! Best, Nick
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Among all the ConstraintLayout attributes available in Android Studio 2.2, there are these two Bottom constrains and a Baseline constrain:
layout_constraintBottom_toTopOf
layout_constraintBottom_toBottomOf
layout_constraintBaseline_toBaselineOf
And it seems that not every view has baseline.
What's the difference and similarities between Bottom and Baseline constrain? Why do only certain views have a Baseline?
The official documentation lacks this kind of information.
EDIT
This image helps to understand baseline vs base:
Baseline is used for make view bottom to bottom of text
for example in EditText the text is not the bottom so
if you use baseline it will be in bottom of
EditText's text not EditText's view
more info from android developer training official website
Java version : Tried both JDK 7 and 8.
OS : Windows 7
I have implemented the JavaFX HTMLEditor in to my app using FXML but now I have a problem with it. All text which have centered or right aligned, they lose their alignment and get back to left side when selecting(highlighting) the content of the HTMLEditor.
*. It is happening in the SceneBuilder preview window too.
I thought maybe it is a bug but I am not sure so asking here.
Also please let me know if there is a alternative exist to the javaFXHTMLEditor. So I can use it :).
Thank you.
I have that problem too. I think that is JavaFX bug. The same problem is when you type something in different font size in different rows. After select/highlight text by mouse from bottom right to top left fonts are changing to size from first selected row.
I've tested it on JDK7 32/64 and JDK8 32/64. No difference.
I've created an application using Primefaces. It works well on Firefox, Chrome and IE 9.
But there are many issues using the application on IE 7.0.5730.13.
I'll list some problems:
DialogBox opens after clicking twice on a Button and page refresh
DropDownBox is just a gray box, only after clicking on it the list opens, it just don't looks like a standard DropDownBox
Tree table does not look well, some nodes pass over the tree table and just hang there
It looks that Primefaces is not compatible with IE 7.0.5730.13.
I researched a lot, but couldn't find anything on that issue.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT
For all those, who still have problems with Dialog Boxes in IE Browsers
remove "modal=true"
set a fix width for your dialog box
set a fix height for your dialog box
For the most part you are correct, PrimeFaces and most any JSF component framework is not compatible with IE7. Furthermore there are a few more advanced JSF components that utilize HTML5 features and may not work correctly in IE8 as well.
On that note, IE7 is an ancient browser and it is ridiculous if your client insists on support for it. If they must use IE7 for some proprietary legacy software then you can always suggest using a proper browser for your software instead, like any supported version of Firefox, Chrome or Safari.
Primefaces is supposed to support IE 7 until version 3.5 (which is not supporting it anymore). If you are using this version just downgrade it to previous one. However, I can't be more agree with #maple_shaft.
I want to change the position of the application menu in an Eclipse RCP application. This is what my UI designer wants it to look like:
Note that you have the menubar on the left and a tab-bar on the right, thus saving a line of vertical space. I want the menu to still be the application menu, and work with all the other Eclipse extensions for controlling it. I just want it in a different place. Can this be done in Eclipse/SWT?
Not by default, certainly not in Eclipse 3.x or even Eclipse 4.2 using the Workbench. RCP applications fill in the main menu bar using their subclass of org.eclipse.ui.application.ActionBarAdvisor, filling in org.eclipse.jface.action.MenuManagers. All of the default extensions in 3.x are also based on interacting with MenuManagers. The SWT Menu used in the menu bar doesn't allow that kind of overlay, AFAIK.
In Eclipse 4 the menus are described in a model, and then a variety of renderers (defaults provided by org.eclipse.e4.ui.workbench.renderers.swt.WorkbenchRendererFactory) are responsible for creating the SWT widgets. In theory it's possible to replace some or most of those renderers (in effect implementing your own menu system using SWT composites or buttons or canveses) but that sounds like a lot of work.
I use LWUIT 1.5 and in the "Libraries & Resources" project property I selected both LWUIT_MIDP.jar and MIDP_IO.jar.
The problem is that sometimes , usually in the second Form after the main Form and the fourth Form, when I click a Command ( either the left or the right ) then the menu is not shown , in fact it is not a menu but a Dialog. Although when I replace the project property to use the LWUIT.jar file of LWUIT 1.4 then I can click the Commands and show the Dialog.
So what should I do to make the Commands work with LWUIT 1.5 ?
May be a bug on LWUIT 1.5. You can try to test current version of LWUIT(Repository version). Checkout from LWUIT repository. Still it happens means post into LWUIT bug tracker.