In an Do or Die situation, do we have any possibilities to hide popover title or entire header section in VizFrame. If yes then please assist me.
SAPUI5 version: 1.96.7
Unethical approach
To hide VizFrame chart popover title:
this.oPopOver._Popover._oCustomHeader.getContentMiddle()[0].setVisible(false);
To hide entire header section (title + close button):
this.oPopOver._Popover._oCustomHeader.setVisible(false);
Ethical approach but in this you will loose features like ActionItems, scrollable legendGroup and many more.
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I am new to Wix and to be honest kind of confused if there is a way to add a horizontal bar in my website.
So I have a multistate box with different states so when you press a button it takes you to that state.
What I want to do, is to somehow fit these buttons in the mobile version. I have seen that there are some components called tabs which could do the trick because they come with a default horizontal scroll bar or arrows when the content does not fit. Is there any alternative or an actual component I can add to my buttons and fix that issue?
Thank you in advance!
I have designed an Access 2016 form with an embedded subform.
When displaying my (main) form (shown in 1st picture), I notice a space below the sub-form and above the "Form footer" that I cannot see in design mode (see 2nd picture).
I have no clue how I could get rid of this unncessary space. Can someone help me out to find out what I have missed in the design of my userform ?
Many thanks in advance.
The simplest way would be to move the buttons from the form footer to the bottom of the detail section.
Then get rid of header & footer, and set the form to Auto Resize = Yes.
If you don't want to do this, you must set and save the display size (height) of the popup form in design view.
You can't do this with tabbed documents, you need to switch to overlapping windows:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/show-or-hide-object-tabs-25074ab7-bcc8-466d-81aa-b6cf739715cb
(and then open the form non-maximized in design view.)
It may take a bit of trial & error to get the height exactly right in design view.
Similar question: Access 2010 Popup Report always matches size of Report Design window
I'm using iReport Designer 5.6.0.
I find that working with iReport and JasperReports is one of the skills that I learn and then quickly forget.
I have a subreport that shows three different "view" of the same piece of data.
Form View
Tabulated (Table) View
Plot (Image) View
Before each of the views I want to have a Title.
Here's a picture:
Jasper is sometimes putting page breaks between the title and its view.
Whats the best way to make JasperReports keep the title on the same page as the thing is titling?
The very fact that I'm calling my text boxes "titles" makes me think each view needs to be its own subreport.
Would that solve the problem?
Is there a "keep with next" box I need to check somewhere?
Here's what you should be doing.
Take a sub report for every view desired(this would simplify the design).
Put your title and the desired view with data in the same band (this would force title to stick to the view) in sub report.
Hope it helps.
Maybe you can put them in its own group and check the box "Keep Together"
I have downloaded the pdf reader from https://github.com/vfr/Reader. This looks great but the bottom page bar or toolbar is stable. It adds all the pages into one single tool bar with out providing any scrolling feature. could someone help me to change this to a scrollable view?
I achieved this by changing the readerpagebar to derive from UIScrollviewController instead of UIViewController and increased the content size of scroll bar to number of images mounted in it. if someone needs further info, I will post the code here.
i have a list box in my application, but i don't want to show the
vertical scroll bar on the right side, is there any way to remove it?
here is my code:
<g:ListBox visibleItemCount='3' width="15em">
<g:item>Last 7 Days</g:item>
<g:item>Last Week</g:item>
<g:item>Last Month</g:item>
</g:ListBox>
Thanks!
I believe the correct answer to this is simply: "You can't"
The ListBox (HTML Select) vertical scroll bar cannot be completely removed.
You could create your own custom control using a div to do the same thing. but I believe that may be outside of the abilities of GWT.
Hide vertical scrollbar in <select> element
Will provide additional information.
I assure you the correct answer to this is simply: "You can".
Just add the line:
overflow: hidden !important;
to your css style sheet and make sure your visible item count is higher than it's total item count.