Using the WMD markdown editor, how can I create a hyperlink on an image ?
I saw some people managed to do this, but how?
You can do it like so:
[![Alt Text Goes Here][1]][2]
[1]: http://www.stephenwolfram.com/publications/articles/ca/86-random/figs/gif150/86random-f1.1.gif
[2]: http://www.google.com/search?q=random+image
Turns out like this:
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I need to create a musical notes editor in Python 3.10 that looks like melodos (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEL1Xxog-tQ) .I would like to make a text editor in which I can add each note as a 3x1 vector like in this photo
Can anyone give me some advice on how to add an editable vector to a text editor? (There will be a font for all music notes and signs). The file must be able to be saved and re-edited.
Or maybe there is a better way to make this music note editor ? Thanks
I need to add arrows like this on my document or powerpoint. How can I do this? Do you recommend an image or is there a way to add custom arrows?
One approach might be to find characters that look like that.
For example, this search was helpful: https://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/block/geometric_shapes/list.htm
Edit: I just tried pasting U+25BC from that page into a new Powerpoint slide (in the title field) and got a down arrow (▼). I'm pretty confident that can be made to work in python-pptx.
I am trying to create a Microsoft SharePoint page which will contain an image and then there will be a lot of other clickable images on top of it. I am familiar with how to do this using HTML and CSS, but from what I can tell, SharePoint does not allow this type of image placement. Can anyone give me some pointers on how to do this?
I was originally trying to just insert images onto the page editor, and then manually try to drag one image onto another. This didn't work. But then after some experimenting I found the Insert Code Snippet tool, which I then constructed a custom HTML image of exactly what I want. Worked perfectly.
Could you please help me !!!! For example, I load some page into opera/Firefox etc., there is a text on the page (which is a link). What I need is to find position of the text on the screen and send mouse click to that position. Is it possible to do? If you can, give an example please!!!!
Use jquery. Examples on the site as well, for example: http://api.jquery.com/category/events/
You won't need to find the position of the link to click it. If using jQuery, the code would look something like:
$('a#id-of-link').click();
I'm using gtkdialog in shell script but I got stuck.I tried "use-markup" to format the font,however it appears does not work.Is not there anything like ?
And if the program has several widgets the layout always be disorderly...
Is there a solution?Or a good tutorial on gtkdialog?(I searched but could not find one besides the user-manual).
EDIT:I'm trying to change the font ,color it.The problem with desordely layout I've solved.
use-markup means that text will be styled using the Pango Text Attribute Markup Language. You'll have to markup your text accordingly to get the desired font/style/color/etc.