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Superscript text in Label
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Closed 2 years ago.
How do you add superscript to a label in Xamarin Forms using Xaml. Specifically, I would like to add a "$" superscript for trademark.
You could set the StringFormat of the label
<Label Text="{Binding xxx,StringFormat='The price is ${0:C2}'}" />
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Change the number of columns and rows in a grid as the number of items increase
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How to set up a dynamic grid based on flex or grid
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Change grid layout depending on number of elements
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Closed 6 months ago.
I am using react to render images based on the entity's values dynamically. I never know beforehand whether the entity has 1 or 100 images, but i do know if it has 0 <
I am trying to achieve something similar to the example below.
this question is marked as duplicate even though its clearly stating that i am asking for a solution utilizing flex values with dynamic content, not a set number of children with grid...
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CSS: Using hsl variable in hsla?
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How to create color shades using CSS variables similar to darken() of Sass?
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Closed 1 year ago.
How do I convert css color name: orange to hsla value?
I am trying to get a lighter (or darker) version of a named css color (ie: blue becomes hsla(whatever darker blue is)
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Click through div to underlying elements
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Closed 2 years ago.
I have a <div> with an onClick handler that contains a fontawesome icon. Clicking anywhere in the div returns the correct element ID. Clicking on the fontawesome icon returns no ID. In the console, clicking on the icon shows the element being clicked on is the svg itself and not the <div>. How do I get around this short of writing code for both the icon AND the div?
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use e.currentTarget.id instead of e.target.id
onClick={(e) => alert(e.currentTarget.id)}
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Vuetify text field border missing
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Closed 4 years ago.
How to override a v-text-field?
Actually I am trying to make a text field that should initially have a thin line over which a label/placeholder will be displayed. When I click on it, the label must float up (like a superscript) and that line should become slightly thick along with change in color.
In Vuetifyjs such a text-field exists , but when I copy paste the component , nothing of that sort is happening. The colour isn't changing , infact when that text field is not selected , we cannot see any sort of line , just the label.
I tried using class="input-group--focused" but in that case , the label is already Floated up. The line is present but its opacity is high , ie its black instead of grey. Please help me , it would be great.
I looked at my dependencies , I am running the latest version of vuetifyjs: 1.0.10
Something like a GMail login Form
Ok I'll give it a go and presume you didn't wrap your app in v-app
From docs:
In order for your application to work properly, you must wrap it in a
v-app component. This component is used for dynamically managing your
content area and is the mounting point for many components.
<div id="app">
<v-app>
Put <v-text-field /> somewhere inside
</v-app>
</div>
And of course, check example layouts and see which one works for you.
If it doesn't work, see related question where OP included v-app.
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How can I change the size of a Bootstrap checkbox?
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Closed 3 years ago.
I am creating a mobile-targeted page using Twitter Bootstrap. Since it's mobile-targeted, I'd like all my form UI elements to be nice and big.
The input-lg class achieves this nicely for ordinary text inputs. But it has no effect on radio buttons or checkboxes, and I don't see an equivalent class for them mentioned in the docs.
How should I achieve the same result for checkboxes and radio buttons?
It is possible via CSS, you can add the class "form-control" to your checkbox or radio button and it will become bigger; input-* classes will not affect the size of the control, only with input-sm you can see a little difference.