is there a way to implement this kind of component with GXT API?
the image needs to be inside the text field. it must react to mouse clicks and must have its own tooltip.
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I have a UI in which, when the user clicks on a text field, it should blur out the other elements in the UI. I was thinking of using a stack with an if condition for when the keyboard is visible but I'm not sure if it will work. Any help is appreciated.
I'm using Drupal version 8.6.10 with the default Bartik theme.
I created a new content type called Post and I would the change position of the "Save" and "Preview" buttons of the form used when creating a new Post.
Actually these buttons are shown immediately after the Title as you can see in the following picture:
Instead I want them to be shown at the end of the form.
These are the Post manage display settings:
I don't understand why this doesn't happen with the default content types provided by drupal (Article and Basic Page) but only with the content types I add.
How can I change that?
You probably disabled the title position at some point and then re-enabled it without consideration for the position. The 'Manage display' setting you mentioned does not handle the positioning of the form element, it is meant for when you view content in read mode.
To resolve this, go to the 'Manage form display' tab of the specific content type and re-order the position of the title field (e.g. at the top of the field list).
I want to create custom multi field in aem and add "add Item" label at the beginning",the will currently appearing at the bottom can anyone help me?
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2394012
You can creat fields and label in a single line, in your AEM dialog by adding custom CSS.
I am making a simple webui in gwt and I want to implement the following functionality: once the user clicks a checkbox, a new text area with some wording appears. When the user unchecks the textbox, the textarea disappears. Can anyone show me the implementation on how to do this?
The CheckBox has a ValueChangeHander < Boolean >. You can use this to get the actual value, after the change.
There is also an example to get the value within the clickhandler.
http://www.gwtproject.org/javadoc/latest/com/google/gwt/event/logical/shared/HasValueChangeHandlers.html
We can able to create lot of fields and forms using remedy developer. i just wanted to know whether any options for giving tooltip to those fields so that users can better understand over the respective field.
For eg: If there is a field say price, say tooltip like decimal values accepted or something reasonable.
Try to edit fields' "Alternate Text" attribute for a small tool tip.
If you want a bigger one like in overview console table etc., run AL log and see which AL opens it.
Hover option is available for ARS 7.6 or later, and here are some info for you from BMC docs:
Using the message action to create tooltips
Tooltips are brief informational messages that are displayed in response to a user action with an object on the screen. Tooltips are commonly used to provide descriptions of menu items, toolbar buttons, or other objects.
In AR System, tooltips can be applied to tables, attachments, field labels, or field data.
A tooltip can be displayed either by hovering the mouse over an area in a form or by clicking an object such as a button. For table fields, a tooltip can be displayed by hovering over a row. The tooltip displays the values for the row being hovered over, even if that row is not the currently selected row.
When a tooltip appears by hovering, it is closed when the mouse is moved outside the tooltip's border. When a tooltip appears by clicking (for example, when a tooltip appears when you click a button), it is closed when you click anywhere outside the tooltip's border.
A tooltip also can be dismissed by pressing the Escape key.
Tooltips can include URL links, which can be added through a Set Fields action.
Implementing tooltips
Tooltips are implemented through two types of AR System features:
HOVER event
Active link Message action