On a ReactJS project, if I choose the style Jsx Attribute for inline CSS,
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Then CSS intellisense won't work or work only after I add some fields manually.
But if I type the style attribute manually without clicking on the jsx attribute that VSCODE suggested, it would work normally.
Sometimes VSCode Intellisense does not work. not sure but this may be a bug but it shouldn't be that problematic.
but if it does bother you that much then try this kite. kite is more like
auto-complete.
https://www.kite.com/integrations/vs-code/
And if don't want auto-complete then add this extension in your VSCode.
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I've been having some annoyance with vscode while programming in typescript, intellisense seems to think that any object in a typescript file has all of the css classes as properties, when I type a "." after any object it shows a list including the objects methods, properties and a tuck load of css classes making intellisense virtually useless.
I've tried disabling all the extensions that I felt might have something related to it to no avail, but here is the list of extensions I have installed in case I missed something:
Beautify
DotENV
Heroku
heroku-cli
HTML CSS Support
HTML Preview
IntelliSense for CSS class names in HTML
Material Icon Theme
Try to disable these 2 plugins and check again:
HTML CSS Support
IntelliSense for CSS class names in HTML
Django REST framework uses Bootstrap and has its own CSS files in it. It seems like PyCharm imports those files for code completion popups. The things is, I don't want those as I use different CSS framework and in fact, it's confusing me because all those Bootstrap autocomplete popups when I'm trying to set CSS classes and so on.
So my question is, is there any way I can disable code completion popups from certain CSS files?
I did not face with this problem until now,but I think you should disable these folders is Pycharm, try this :
Settings|Directories -> Use Exclude button on folder
So I'm watching an online course for Visual Studio, and right now I'm working with some simple CSS. However, while the tutorial uses CSS Properties and Style Manager to simplify the styling, neither of them works for me. If I open styles.css or any .aspx page using the stylesheet, Style Manager and CSS Properties keeps saying "There are no items to show for the selected documents".
Does anyone know what the problem is? Shouldn't I now be able to work with my stylesheet using these two features?
The Default.aspx using the stylesheet:
Thanks.
No dust-me-spider. No firebug.
I have made a project and I want to export only the CSS which has been used in the project or page. I have tried, dust-me-spider and firebug, but these add-ons grab all the CSS of the project! I need to grab only the CSS which has been used and export it to another CSS file. Does any program exist for such a reason?
Its tricky because you can't know all of the javascript renderings on a page that would affect the css. I wrote my own plugin that i could run which would extract the visible css on the page and resort the css in order of cascading hierarchy. This is useful in that i can run it after any javascript action but it still requires investigation into the existing javascript. You are welcome to use it.http://stcreative.co.uk/tutorials/css_sorter/
I would like to control which parts in Stackoverflow are visible to me by a css file.
There are about ten css -files in Firefox installation folder. I am not sure whether I should edit them or not.
How can I customize Stackoverflow by CSS in Firefox?
You can create a file called "userContent.css" in your profile folder and it will be loaded on each page. Here's more information: http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html
If you need to make changes which only affect one particular site instead of every site, then you can use this syntax:
#-moz-document domain(stackoverflow.com) {
body {
background-color:#f0f;
}
}
The CSS equivalent of GreaseMonkey is the Stylish extension which allows you to overwrite site CSS without modifying your userChrome.css file.
With Stylish installed, you can simply create a custom user style for stackoverflow containing your css overwrites without risking messing up userChrome.css. You can also disable or enable that particular stylesheet at any time. Also, make sure to use !important in your style declaration as CSS specificity comes into play.
Try using firebug from http://getfirebug.com
You can also use greasemonkey to do further customization.
You can get a very handy addon in Firefox, called GreaseMonkey. It executes a custom javascript after a page loads, and is able to modify the html on the client side. For example people use it to strip out various elements, change color, fonts, rearrange elements etc
There is also a book about it available online for free
You can get the Greasemonkey add-in here.