I'm currently using vue.js and I have a basic knowledge about vue.js, I'm just curious if its possible to create many html in one project. and if possible can you help me on how to create one. thanks in advance for the answer.
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I am trying to create a graph editor using Angular 5. My goal is to make a DAG editor using a drag/drop feature for nodes and edges, where then I can set some properties on the nodes...
do you know any library I can use to render simple graphs with Angular 5?
Up to now I have only found this lib
https://github.com/swimlane/ngx-graph
nut its documentation is really poor...
thanks!
I am currently looking for similar solution as you and this one seems to be best I found so far: https://github.com/Ni55aN/d3-node-editor. There is example specifically for Angular.
There are also paid solutions, such as GoJS, which is amazing, but quite expensive: https://www.nwoods.com/products/gojs/index.html. They have also the Angular implementation.
I'm building a web app using ReactJS.
I'd like to implement something like this:
So my question is:
How is this effect called?
How could I implement it?
I don't want the code, I'd like really to learn how to, but I don't know how to look for it.
I've done all components I need, I just need to know how to implement this particular effect.
Of course, a simple "look at this post" will be apreciated too much.
According to the documentation given by Facebook, using JQuery is not a good practice when you are using ReacJS, that's why I don't know where to start.
Thanks is advance.
I think you want a sticky header, you can use this library for an easy implementation with React.
i'm trying to adapt http://bootsnipp.com/forms and http://dobtco.github.io/formbuilder/ to Meteor.
Meteor seems to be strugglinh with Html template files of both of these FormBuilders.
any pointers on how i can adapt one these to my MeteorJs application ?
I'm looking for the same integration. If you could find any solution please write it down here.
By the time, not the drag&drop but kind of dynamic form can be created through
https://github.com/aldeed/meteor-autoform
fyi
As a Web-designer, I've been asked to evaluate the customization of an instance of JBoss-portal. My knowledge about JBoss-portal is very poor but I know that with such portals it's sometimes (always?) very hard to manipulate and modify layouts and themes.
Can somebody tell me if it's possible to customize JBoss-Portal simply via a new CSS stylesheet? Some feedbak and examples of what can/can't be done would help!
For example:
Is it possible to customize the global layout of the portal?
Is portal_style.css the only file to modify?
What I need here is not a Yes or No that's true, but some feedback from someone who knows how to customize JBoss-Portal and how far I can go.
Thanks!
So I've finally found an interesting HowTo PDF Guide here
I hope this will help other users ;)
I am working on website upgrade project (UI only ). This website has more than 5000 pages and 200 css files.
Basically In this project I have to replace old css classes with new css classes but this is not straight foreward. For some changes I have to modify HTML code with css class to achieve new UI look and fill.
I have identified type of changes required to migrate old page to new page. Total type of changes required are near about 15.
I am thinking about automating these 15 type of changes. Is there any tools(like html editor with regular expression support) available which will help me to achieve this functionality.
I am also thinking about developing c# based tool which will help me in achieving above changes but before that I want to know if any such kind of tool exists which will help in achieving the same.
Also if anybody worked on such kind of project then please share any other ideas.
Thanks in advance.
I think you could accomplish this by using the find-and-replace function in your code editor.
You could also keep the existing class names and replace their properties with your new class properties. With this method, you wouldn't have to edit anything but the CSS file itself.