Is there any guidance out there on making your own custom inspector for the A-Frame framework? Does anyone have any examples?
In A-Frame's docs it links to the Readme: "See the Inspector README for details on serving local, development, or custom builds of the Inspector."
I've been unable to find anything about custom kinds of inspectors in a-frames Github/README. I'm sorry if I'm missing something obvious. If there are examples of custom inspector components, where should I find them?
Cheers
Start with inspector code base to develop your own, host it somewhere and point the inspector component to it:
<a-scene inspector="url: your/custom/inspector/url">
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I'm developing a website related to property which has a lot to do with maps. I just browsed to one of the Google's master pieces (i must say that) Smarty Pins.
I was just wondering if i can use that (or something like that) background effect in my website. If anybody has any idea how can i achieve that please help me.
Is it legal if i copy them??
Please have a look at this link for a documented tutorial of how to develop a game using Google Maps using HTML, CSS and Javascript. And this link will guide you though a course for game development in your web app with Google Map in it.
Hope this would Help you in developing a small game in your Website which has Google Maps and make it more interactive.
All the Best!!
I am working on a page where a few javascript attributes load and modify the classes on various DOM elements. I was wondering if there was a means to "stop" the processing to see what is being applied. It would be amazing if there was a timeline feature, similar to the Javascript timeline in the Chrome Dev tools.
My apologies if this has been answered or is not technically a CSS question. I think others would benefit from a simple explanation to a solution.
I asked Paul Irish over Twitter and he said to use "Local Modifications" in the Sources tab. When selecting a Source sidebar content node, you can right click it to find this option.
You can monitor DOM changes via DOM Change Breakpoints or MutationObservers.
See this related post for more information: https://stackoverflow.com/a/42914274/1669860
I am working on a project that already has begun being developed. ON some page, there is some textarea and a text-editor using gwt, from which I know nothing. The fact is that the style of the toolbar is very austere. Does anybody knows some way to make this toolbatr nicer, is there any doc somewhere ?
Best,
Newben
Here's a comprehensive guide on styling GWT.
I have a simple project of a web application for mobile using Emberjs. For the look and feel, I want something equivalent to JQuery Mobile. Is there a way to mix Emberjs and jquery mobile? If so, how?
I have looked at the Travis-ci mobile app and they seem to have only defined a specific css for the mobile version. What is strange is that they also have this file : file that seems to be an attempt to integrate with JQMobile but they don't use it anywhere in the code.
I also have found this article Using Ember.js with jQuery UI but it's about JQuery UI. Can I use the same technique for JQuery Mobile?
Please share your own experience about having a mobile look and feel with Emberjs.
If you know any open source project on GitHub or wherever that uses Emberjs for mobile I will be thankful if you let me know the address.
What Technique do you recommend?
Note: I have make a first attempt to use the 'data-' html5 attributes of jquery mobile within a list generated by a controller but the elements of the view don't have change to a jquery mobile look and feel and I not sure why.
Sorry for my English, it is not my mother tongue.
As stated in the Ember.js wiki there are two projects concerning mobile:
ember-titanium - Titanium Mobile wrapped in Ember (formerly SproutCore-Titanium)
ember-mk - Mobile Kit for ember.js
Maybe they are useful for you.
#luissala created a proof of concept project using Ember with jQuery Mobile. It might get you on the right track:
https://github.com/LuisSala/emberjs-jqm
Have a look at Twitter Bootstrap: http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/
https://github.com/fohr/blossom
Is in a very premature state, but it seems pretty promising.
It's from the guys who started Sproutcore (I think!), so the syntax is very relevant to EmberJS
I'm looking for a set of CSS or scripts which mimic the UI (only the UI) of default applications on the iPhone/iPad, Blackberry and base Android apps?
I have a client who needs the ability to preview content and form pages on the various OS', but in their desktop browser (Chrome, FF, IE(ugh)). Ofcourse, there are dozens and dozens of standalone emulators, but I cannot find any one who may have created CSS or scripts to mimic how these would look, in the browser - e.g. default button stylings, colours, etc. not the logic of the app, but just the way it could look - with the best example I can find being : http://groupaware.mobi/iphone/#_Windows
Anyone with ideas?
thanks!
For iOS:
http://code.google.com/p/iphone-universal/
and
http://www.peterhintondesign.co.uk/journal/index.php/iphone-css-template/
which is based on the first one.
I'm sorry but until now I have only been able to find templates regarding the Iphone and not the BlackBerry nor Android UI. (I've tried to find them myself before too.)
A great template for CSS (Photoshop CS4 or higher needed) based on the Iphone is:
http://www.teehanlax.com/blog/2010/06/14/iphone-gui-psd-v4/
Also the links by tomwadley, especially the prior link, are also quite useful regarding coding and framework.
There's some answers in this book: http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596805791/ about creating CSS styles to mimic iOS stuff. Also covers phonegap etc, might be useful.
jQuery Mobile (JQM): http://jquerymobile.com is a framework which does just that. At its simplest, it renders "standard" html elements as native OS elements for platforms like iOS and Android.
You don't have to use the JQM framework, of course; you could simple take what you need from the CSS that JQM employs. Either inspect the css directly or write a simple test page which loads JQM and inspect the CSS in Firebug or Chrome developer console.
Checkout iUI..probably what you are looking for.
http://www.iui-js.org/index.html
For the android, try this implementation of Holo Light and Dark: http://vezquex.com/projects/holo-css/