Is it possible to define fixed container widths in Divshot, if so where?
Trying to make a 960px based site which isn't used for mobile.
I would like the container fixed so its children fill it but don't resize with the browser window.
We include the Bootstrap responsive styles by default (and as of Bootstrap 3 it will be baked into the framework). When you export your code you can remove the extra call but at present there is no option to do so.
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Background: we have TinyMCE React inside a few contexts where the parent element is manually resized by the user (resizable modal dialog, etc.) and we want the TinyMCE component to resize appropriately. In older versions, we did this using the resizeTo functionality documented here. However, that no longer seems to be available after the upgrade.
My previous attempt to resolve this involved using a key based on concatenating the width and height of the editor with a debounce while it was resizing. Basically, whenever the size changed by enough, I tore down the old component and rendered a new one whose config options included the new size. While this is largely effective, it causes an issue where, when you attempt to edit the field after resizing, it flickers and loses focus initially.
Unfortunately, we are using pixel-based size calculations, so specifying the height in percentages instead of pixels won't work.
What is the new official way to do this? Ideally, there would be some new version of editor.theme.resizeTo that we could use instead and dispatch with the key-based solution entirely, but I was unable to find it in any of the documentation.
Just wrap the editor in a div which has the calculated height and width, and then set the editor to height and width of 100%.
I am trying to make different UI layouts for my e4 RCP application depending on the resolution. I am trying to set a fixed container data value for my parts but have no idea how to do this. Basically in the layout below I have a partstash container with a part and another partstash with two parts. I want the partstashes to be a fixed size and not resizeable. How do i achieve this? Alternatively is there a way to ensure that the content within a stash container will auto resize and always fit?
Add the tag NoMove to the 'Part Sash Container' containing the parts that should not be resizable.
So here:
Setting the NoMove tag prevents the child part stacks and sash container from being resized
I wish to have the default table width display in the editor at a width that is visible as currently the default is close to zero width. The screenshot below shows the default width and below that is when you specify a set width via the properties option. Is there a way to have the table default to a certain desired width? Thx
At the moment not. There are various wishes for customizing the tinymce, but before we provide specific solutions we must find a generic method for custom configuration, as we want to be sure that we don't have to support tinymce as well. So this won't be available for some time, unless someone works out a solution and contributes it.
Why is it not possible to configure tinymce at the "normal" way with tinymce.init...?
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.
In J2ME I am Using LWUIT library.
My problem is I want to add various component on single Form using different layout or Container. I am looking for some code or example.
Example..
add Header image on top of the Form.
Adding two label, two textfield on
one Container/layout and Two button
on another Container/layout. Design
like Login Form.
add Footer image on bottom of the
Form.
Set the title image of the form for showing header image. Set the softbutton image of the form for showing footer image.
Normally you can use the border layout or box layout for both container and form. See the LWUITDemo application on LWUIT repository. It will helps you. Also see the same sample examples,
The Lightweight User Interface Toolkit (LWUIT): An Introduction
Using LWUIT layouts
use different container with different layout to add in form
i.e set form to Borderlayout add title container to north and footer container to south
next use another container with your required layout and add it to center in form, thus create container hierarchy
For samples on how to arrange components in various layouts you can look within the LWUIT 1.5 distribution and on demos such as the LWUITDemo which has a layouts demo within it. Keep in mind that layouts can be nested.
The LWUIT blog which I maintain contains lots of samples of layout usage.