I am using editor of react-draft-wysiwyg in my project and using css-modules for server-side rendering but unable include the styles of editor with css-modules.any help or suggestion will be appreciated
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I am using ng2-pdfjs-viewer to display the pdf document. I use Angular version 12. I am able to customize its style in the viewer.css file under assets/pdfjs/web/viewer.css.
The design library which i am using in my project is carbon design system. I am trying to make use of the carbon components like search icon/arrow icon. I cannot get it working since i have the css and html files under the assets folder.
i am able to use carbon components in all other components but not in the files under assets folder. Is there a way to achieve this?
Any help/suggestion is appreciated! Thanks
I figured out the answer! I had to have the carbon icons under assets/pdfjs/web/images and made use of those in the app. Problem solved.
I'm using dynamicaly generated classnames in React/Tailwind. I know that it doesn't supported. So I need to generate a css file including all Tailwind functionality. How can I achive it?
My advice would be to refactor the code so you support the "tailwind way" because loading the entire library will possibly hurt your performance ,if you are not going to do that you can add all the classes you do not want purged to the safelist in your tailwind.config.js
Here is a link to official doc
https://tailwindcss.com/docs/content-configuration#safelisting-classes
I am using React and I really like the fact to I can write inline style directly in my javascript file. However, autocomplete css doesn't seems to work in Atom editor.It work fine with ".css" file, not in ".js" file. Is there an Atom package that would enable this feature? thank you
The scope in which snippets are working is defined in the snippet file itself. There is currently no way to make snippets work in a “foreign” scope (see this forum post for reference.)
Your best option is probably adding the language-css snippets to your Atom snippets (Atom > Snippets) and edit their scope accordingly (e.g. source.css, source.js). Alternatively, you could do the same creating a new package.
I've just downloaded IntelliJ IDEA 15 and am having issues with CSS class autocomplete from linked stylesheets. An example is when I link Bootstrap's stylesheet in the header as shown below:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.5/css/bootstrap.min.css">
The CSS classes don't autocomplete. The only way I've been able to achieve this is by actually attaching the stylesheet within my project. On the contrary, my JavaScript linked assets show correctly and can also be referenced within the project. I have downloaded most all of the necessary plugins including LiveEdit, Emmet, CSS-x-fire, and all other necessary tools.
If anyone can help me with this, it would be greatly appreciated. This software seems to be very robust and I'd like to continue using the IntelliJ product suite.
Consider to remove Web facet from your project module. (Open the project structure dialog) It helped me in similar situation.
In particular, I do love to organize code blocks into regions by #region and #endregion. Is it possible to do something like this while editing css document?
Well, in general how can we customize vs2010 css editor template?
Checkout the JSEnhancements add-on for VS.NET it will let you use #region in css and js. For a list of js and css enhancements in vs.net please read this.