in a Intel-Xdk AppFramework 3 application i would like to style a card element according to the current os Theme.
I want the Header of the card to be the same color of the header of the page , how do i do?
card:
<div class="widget uib_w_2 widget-container content-area vertical-col uib-card d-margins section-dimension-2 cpad-1" data-uib="layout/card" data-ver="0">
<section class="card-header widget-container content-area vertical-col">card header</section>
<p>card content</p>
</div>
The card element in Intel XDK's App designer is not part of the AppFramework UI elements, its a custom element for all frameworks, so you have manually add set a class and add css to match the frameworks header color :(
Checkout example css for osTheme here and add custom css like this:
.ios7 .card-header {...}
.android .card-header {...}
...
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I would like to have the "ion-android-sync" icon (http://ionicons.com)
My current code is
<button class="button" ng-click="loadEvents()">L</button>
What's the proper class structure for that?
Also, if I just load the css file advertised on ionicons.com is enough?
you can use ion-icon element to use ionic icons inside button.
I hope it will reach your requirement
for example, i will add facebook logo inside button
<button class="button" ng-click="loadEvents()"><ion-icon name="logo-facebook"></ion-icon></button>
When using ionic framework for building apps, there are two ways how UI elements can be defined:
using div tags:
<div class="bar bar-header bar-positive">
...
</div>
using directives:
<ion-header-bar class="bar-positive">
...
</ion-header-bar>
In the documentation, the first variant (using div) is used. But in a course I was watching, the second one was used (and it seemed cleaner to me).
What are the differences between the two ways shown above? Is there a preferred or recommended way of defining UI elements?
I recommend you to use Directives instead of Div if you need to access to corresponding APIs. For example for a list : http://ionicframework.com/docs/api/directive/ionList/
Using the directive will allow you to use APIs options.
BUT, if you just want a beautiful UI, and you don't need APIs, you can use div which will render templates fastly.
ion-header-bar tag is just Directive written by ionic with some fantastic attribute which you will not get in div tag
attribute like :
align-title
no-tap-scroll
this both comes with ion-header-bar tag so if you want to perform any action on the view so u can use ion tag or only for view purpose you can use div tag.
I have a website powered by Joomla 1.5.26 using template Ja Purity II
Demo template here
http://templates.joomlart.com/ja_purity_ii/
How can i make my right sidebar floatable ? I try to change it css position to absolute but it didnot work. Any one can help me !
You can remove the class column sidebar from index.php in templates files and can create you own class for right side bar.
<div style="width:20%" class="column sidebar" id="ja-right">
To
<div style="width:20%" class="column-your-css sidebar-your-css" id="ja-right-your-css">
I need to allow add a div with a class attribute in tinyMCE in Umbraco. I can add a div, but all content in the div is just text. I need that text has a paragraph, and finally add a class attribute for the div.
It's a little hard to understand what you are asking, but I think this should help.
http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/recommendations/recommended-reading-for-content-editors/adding-styles-to-the-tinymce
You can basically associate a stylesheet with the tinyMCE and then add styles to it that will appear in the style dropdown
You may use
tinymce.activeEditor.execCommand('insertHTML', false, '<div class="section'></div>');
This will insert the specified html into the editor at the local caret position.
Be aware that your valid_elements and valid_children configuration settings won't strip out anything from the html that you insert.
If you can paste your template code then we can be more of a help to you.
What you want to do is wrap your <umbraco:Item field="aliasOfYourRTE" runat="server" />
with the div you want so in your case your code will look like this:
<div class="YOURCLASSNAMEHERE">
<umbraco:Item field="bodyText" runat="server" />
</div>
The umbraco RTE automatically spits out <p> </p> tags when content is inserted. Also, make sure you are publishing your node so that your content is viewable on the front end.
Hope this helps.
Go to Settings - Styles.
Open the stylesheet with the styles for the Format dropdown of TinyMCE in Data Type Richtexteditor.
Add a style with the Alias div.class, e.g. div.alert alert-danger.
If you then click in TinyMCE on a paragraph and then choose in the Format dropdown this style the paragraph is formatted as follows:
<div class="alert alert-danger"> ... </div>
Is this what you wished to do?
I'm using Struts2. By default, when using the struts form, the label and the choices are displayed in the same line. How can I do to make the label in a line, and every radio choice in its own line? Is there a way by CSS? I need your help guys. Here it is how my form looks like. Thank you!
<s:form action="resultAction" namespace="/">
<s:radio label="Gender" name="yourGender" list="genders" value="defaultGenderValue" />
<s:submit value="submit" name="submit" />
</s:form>
Which theme are you using as by default struts2 use xHtml theme and which generate certain set of Tables to render the view.
Struts2 use free-marker template to render the HTML for tags and you can customize theme as per your choice or can create you rown theme.
Try with simple theme which will not generate any table or div and will render plain HTML for you are you have all way to apply your custom CSS to change/customize the view.
You can set the theme per page basis on for the whole application for per page basis add the following line in the head section
<s:set name="theme" value="'simple'" scope="page" />
for whole application you can either set in struts.properties file or in struts.xml file though the second one is more preferable.
<constant name="struts.ui.theme" value="simple" />
If you want to play with theme here is the link for same
struts-2-themes