I am an experienced Fortran programmer and have used an in-house UI package for many years with similar concepts to that of glade (3.22). I'm completely new to glade so I must be doing something bad due to a lack of understanding. My glade setup only uses gtkWindow and a gtkNotebook with some child tabs. All I want to do is add multiple fields (boxes and labels mostly) to a tab which covers the complete window area. Then when I switch tabs, I need to see a completely different page with it's own fields, also using the complete window area. Adding just one gtkButton takes up the whole page for the current tab and I cannot add another gtkbutton to that page. How do I add another button to the same page? If this is a stupid question, are there any good videos that demonstrate how to do it please? :)
You can use the option Edit Page from General to edit each of the pages in the glade.
You can change this value, and edit pages one by one, like add some box/grid then add buttons/label.
For adding new pages, right-click on one page and select 'insert page after' or 'insert page before'
download the glade file from there: https://github.com/f4iteightiz/UWR_simulator
edit / look at (this is a notebook with several inputs / buttons all different in each tabs).
you will find few answers to your needs
You have to add a GtkBox or a GtkGrid to your notebook tab. And here you can read a bit on the difference between a box and a grid. There are of course a lot of other containers you could use to pack your widgets (in your case a button) into. Gtk3 only allows one widget per notebook page, so you have to add a multi-child widget to pack multiple widgets per page.
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Is it possible to add icons to the left or right side for Content Elements? I would like to move some of the functionality from the contextMenu to the icon bar, is that possible? Perhaps by TSConfig ? See attachment.
Several options exist for multiple TYPO3 versions and depending on where you would prefer to add the copy/cut icon, or indeed, any other icon you might wish:
Before 10.3 and without fluid-based page layout module:
$GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['SC_OPTIONS']['GLOBAL']['recStatInfoHooks']
$GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['SC_OPTIONS']['cms/layout/class.tx_cms_layout.php']['tt_content_drawFooter']
$GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['SC_OPTIONS']['cms/layout/class.tx_cms_layout.php']['tt_content_drawItem'] through $outHeader variable.
After 10.3 with fluid-based page layout module:
All of the above, plus
Overlay of template EXT:backend/Resources/Private/Partials/PageLayout/Record/Header.html, or
Overlay of template EXT:backend/Resources/Private/Partials/PageLayout/Record/Footer.html, or
Overlay of template EXT:backend/Resources/Private/Partials/PageLayout/Record.html depending on where you want the icon to be placed
These should provide you with every conceivable option for adding the icon precisely where you wish it to be added. TYPO3 10.3 with fluid based page module enabled provides you with the createst flexibility. Earlier versions or with fluid based page module disabled should probably use $GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['SC_OPTIONS']['GLOBAL']['recStatInfoHooks'].
I personaly wouldn't add too many button visible by default on the top right of each content, because it will unnecessarily overloads the amount of information on the page module with action buttons that are not the most often used.
In particular, the "paste" button should only appears when there is something in the clipboard, and it now appears everywhere you can paste (you can see one above the content in your screenshot).
Cheers,
Rachel
I am trying to insert 'sliding tabs' within a tabs starter. Basically I'm wanting to use the 'starter' tabs at the bottom, but within one of those tabs (template pages) I want to have a sliding menu (https://github.com/leoruhland/ion-slides-tabs). I've tried what I know and can't seem to figure out how to make it work. Any tips would be helpful.
For simple Ionic slider you can refer from this link http://ionicframework.com/docs/api/directive/ionSlideBox/ and for other your sample INstallation is already showing .You can use that directive and can work. I am also using this in my Project.
To be clear i'm a newbie to GWT.I was looking around for samples to implement dynamic tabs, and found this link, http://www.java2s.com/Code/Java/GWT/AddingnewtabdynamicallyExtGWT.htm , in which they make use of GXT.But my question is,how can i implement dynamic views using UIBinder?.I want to implement something similar to browser tabs.Each newly created tab has a split panel view, whose content will be populated making a rpc request.My question is , how is the history mechanism handled when user switches between tabs?.Can anyone provide with samples?Thanks
You declare your TabLayoutPanel together with the initial/default tabs in UiBinder. Then you can add or remove tabs from this panel in your Java code.
I have used bootstrap3 for RWD and customized my breadcrumb. But, it's not fitting in mobile size.
How can I make it responsive?
Attached screenshot of the problem.
Thanks
I have created a snippet on bootsnipp that may fit your needs.
http://bootsnipp.com/snippets/featured/responsive-breadcrumbs
You can configure this breadcrumb to
display only the last n elements. Ellipses are added at the beginning of the list if elements are hidden.
set a maximum size for each elements. Ellipses are added after the label if it's too long.
By setting breakpoints you can set the number of elements to display and their maximum size for different screen sizes and hence make sure there won't be any overflow.
You are going to have to code that yourself. Without your specific code, no one will be able to give you specific answers. That being said, here is how I would get set up to add custom code to my Bootstrap website.
Using less
First, create a new .less file - this file will be your new primary style sheet. In that file, import in the bootstrap.less file. Compile that file and link it in your HTML files. You should now have an exact copy of the out-of-the-box Bootstrap CSS, with access to all of the Bootstrap variables.
To make any additions, add them to that file underneath the import statement. So in your case, I would grab the variables for the media queries and breadcrumbs (found in variables.less), and customize the style of the breadcrumbs at smaller screens.
Note that Bootstrap is mobile first, which means that the default styles will be applied at the smaller screen, and you override for larger.
Not using less
If you are not comfortable using less, I would say this is a great opportunity to start. That being said, if you want to do it the old fashioned way, then just create a second style sheet that you link in, add it underneath the Bootstrap sheet, and code away.
I know there are many questions concerning this topic but after reading them all I'm even more confused.
I have an application that manages contacts. There are three pages:
Add contact
Show contacts
Modify contact
And now I have no idea what structure to give to my project: should I create three different modules? if so, what would be the best package structure? and how would I call other modules within a page? for example, from the 'add contact' page there should be a button to the 'show contacts' page, and from this one there should be button/links to 'modify contact' and 'add contact'.
would it be enough to add this line to the corresponding buttons event handlers?
Window.Location.assign("showcontacts.html");
(or just create a link to "showcontacts.html" if it's the case)?
GWT is not suited for applications with multiple pages. What you can do is
create a page with multiple div's. Create the links on the top of the page. When any of the link is clicked you can then show or hide divs as per your need. This is how I had done it for a different app.
Hope that helps
To allow multiple pages to be selectively displayed within a single module, I use one of two techniques:
use a SimplePanel or one of its
derivatives (e.g. LazyPanel,
ScrollPanel).Use setWidget to change
the page. Each "page" is a widget.
For example, I am doing a project
with a menubar. When "Home" menuitem
is clicked, the menu command
replaces the body of the simplepanel
by setting its widget to the Home
widget. Likewise for login, etc
menuitems.
A SimplePanel allows only one widget.
Therefore, you do not addWidget to it but setWidget to it.
use tab. Either TabLayoutPanel or
TabPanel. I prefer using the
TabLayoutPanel. You have to meticulously
set/design the CSS for TabLayoutPanel, otherwise
you would only see a blob of text hanging around.
I also try to encapsulate a "page" widget in a lazypanel (which is a derivative of a simple panel. That will prevent instantiation of any pages that may not be used in a module with a large number of "pages".
GWT is indeed suitable for ui presentation with multiple pages. In fact, one of the advantages of GWT over JSP is that you can change a page without a browser refresh/fetch flicker - one of the extremely strong reasons why you would want to use GWT for a web app with multiple pages.
Seems that GWT MVP framework suits your needs:
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/articles/mvp-architecture.html