The iText RUPS screenshot below (taken from an answer to this question) shows a page view between the document tree and the xref tab. How can that view be made visible in iText RUPS 5.5.9 on Windows?
It can't be made visible in iText RUPS 5.5.9 because this functionality has been removed in July 2009 (https://github.com/itext/rups/commit/ec6063). So if you want to use that rendering, you'd need to use a very old version of RUPS.
However, if you quickly want to open the PDF in an installed PDF viewer on your OS, use the shortcut ALT+O or the option in the File menu.
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I have researched like the whole internet about Visual Studio Code and didn't find any information about workbench (explorer with the project directories and files) entries line height.
How can I change the line height in the workbench?
I am asking, because this standard line height in Version: 1.65.2 is too huge for the project with many directories and files. I want to see relevant directories and files in the right structure without continuing scrolling, so I have to decrease this line height.
It is impossible out of the box, but possible with the extension "Customize UI".
Link to the extension: Customize UI for VS Code
Last Update info as of 2022-11-16:
More Info
Version 0.1.65
Released on 6/6/2019, 7:47:09 AM
Last updated
9/25/2022, 3:51:30 AM
Publisher iocave
Unique Identifier iocave.customize-ui
Feature list from the Customize UI README:
This experimental extension allows customizing VSCode user interface beyond what's
normally possible, such as:
Changing interface fonts
Inline titlebar on macOS
Activity bar below sidebar
Custom stylesheet rules conveniently specified in settings.json
e.g. I write a markdown document and include a line like [myimage](/mypath.jpg) to see the image in a big size above or below this line.
When I'm writing markdown I regularly have to look at an embedded file. At the moment I have to use a split layout and switch my attention between the text buffer and the preview. That's slowing me down and distracting.
What I mean is a full size preview that can fill the whole width of the buffer and is permanently shown. This is offered by the emacs markdown-mode (see this image with a command named "markdown-toggle-inline-images".). This is also available in sublime text e.g. via an add-on named sublime_zk. This is possible in atom with add-ons like preview-inline or inline markdown images.
This would allow to use VSCode like a WYSIWYG md-editor like typora but with all the benefits of using your daily edtior. This should also be interesting for programmers - at least on hackernews typora is regularly praised as the best markdown editor (see e.g. here)
I didn't see an addon for this. Something related was discussed about two years ago in issue 7689 - but this only concerns a mini preview in the gutter or if you move the mouse over a link. For this there is already the add-on Image preview.
This is not possible as of VS Code 1.29. The VS Code api does not provide a way to insert custom elements like images into the editor.
The two closest existing APIs:
The code lens api: CodeLensProvider. These allow you to insert additional clickable commands into an editor (such as displaying a reference count above a function) but these can only be text buttons
The hover api: HoverProvider. Hovers can contain images since they display markdown content. However they are only displayed when the user hovers over them
We are using BlogEngine.Net for managing blog posts which has implemented version “3.9.2” of Tiny MCE Editor.
As per our requirement we want to add new control (dropdown) in tool bar of the editor to provide this line height option so that author of the blog post could set line height to any of the selected paragraphs. We even find a related link for this http://fiddle.tinymce.com/jAbaab but it didn’t work for me.
Can someone please help me on this?
Take a closer look at the way the style plugin works that gets shipped with Tinymce3. You can copy the plugin directory and apply your own changes there.
All you need to to is to get rid of the unwanted funtionality and rename the plugin (directory and in the code).
This TinyMCE plugin can help you.
https://github.com/castler/tinymce-line-height-plugin
Download and place it into your tinymce plugin folder.
It supports TinyMCE 4.
I am very new in TYPO3 world (I came from Joomla and WordPress) and I am finding a problem with its preinstalled WYSIWYG editor.
The proble is that when I inser a big immage into a content, if I resize it (so it will be smaller), it resize it but after that I save the content the immage automatically come back to having the original size and in the page have the original size and it is not resized
Why? How can I solve this problem?
Tnx
Andrea
Check if the path to the imagemagick installation is correct in the install tool section.
Check if you got this in the basic configuration section : http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/411272Sanstitre.jpg
I'm new to Eclipse and trying to display a SVG file in an Eclipse program. I have downloaded Batik plugin and installed it. This is my first time working with plugins so I don't know anything. I would like to display a SVG picture when I click on a button. Thanks.
One possible option is to open a view/editor with the embedded SWT browser. Many browsers now support SVG content, so you could generate inline SVG inside an HTML document and set the browser to display it. See http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/viewvc.cgi/org.eclipse.swt.snippets/src/org/eclipse/swt/snippets/Snippet136.java?view=co and others at http://www.eclipse.org/swt/snippets/
Try this image editor plugin. http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/docfacto-toolkit#.UujWxmTFIhg. An image editor "Beermat" is included in the toolkit. Hope it solves your problem.