I'm looking for help, doc or examples of how to implement knobs with storybook/html using the Storybook 5.3 beta version.
For now, my stories are OK, I have the knobs panel but It's telling me it didn't detect any knobs.
By the way, the attribute and text set with knobs are rendered with their default value.
I just can't tweak them in Knobs panel.
Thanks
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In the project settings I have replaced all the default Unreal icons with my custom ones of the correct sizes, but yet when I build and launch to my phone the default icon is still showing.
Not sure what I am missing here, any help would be amazing. I am using 4.18 so maybe it could be something with the version and it not being very friendly to IOS11?
Thanks!
This was just a bug in Unreal Engine 4.18.0, with the new patch 4.18.1, this problem has been fixed.
Is there any way to control a textfield focus state in nativescript?
So when the user tap into a textfield and when they type in it, its style is different, for example differenct border, or background, all this only via css, or adding a class that cak be styled.
Thank you very much.
From this page Chapter 6—Accessing Native APIs
At the time of this writing, NativeScript doesn’t expose a way to
style a text field’s hint color through CSS—although there is an open
issue requesting the feature—however, both iOS and Android have ways
to accomplish this task, and with NativeScript you have direct access
to these native APIs.
But you can still achieve this with the sample code on the page, but not css.
Maybe this will be part of 2.4 and there is a recognized issue on this already.
When starting Spreadsheet or Doc add-ons I've obtained from the add-on stores, I see an animated progress toast at the bottom of the window:
That doesn't show up for my own add-ons, so I'm guessing that it's not placed by the add-on framework, but is something under the control of the add-on itself. The Preview Guide doesn't mention it, it's not in the Quick Start, nor does it appear in the UI Style guide. Then again, there's no elements in the CSS that would apply, either.
How can my add-on trigger this toast during initialization?
That progress indicator actually is placed by the add-on framework, for true add-ons. (As opposed to contained scripts using the add-on menus.)
It is not under control of your script.
I have a large table that I want to appear in a dialog created by jQuery UI.
The development version I created worked correctly but note that this was not using the default Wordpress versions of jQuery and jQuery UI. I registered versions of both libraries for the purposes of the development version.
Using the same script and dialog contents I attempted to reproduce the dialog for my blog using the default versions of the jQuery libraries.
This produces a result where the dialog opens but in the display the default close button found in the title bar is on the left. When you mouse over this close button the icon moves down, but it still closes on a click.
In addition the resize icon appears in the bottom left as does an additional close button I added.
This led me to suspect that I have a css conflict between my table and the jquery UI css. I've noted posts suggesting that there is a problem with jQuery UI 1.8.16 and dialogs with a large amount of content.
However, I can't locate the css for the default jQuery UI library, I'm assuming that it must exist.
The easy answer to this problem would be to deregister the default versions and register external versions but that seems like a waste when the functionality is already in Wordpress.
Questions:
Where do I find the css in Wordpress for the default jquery UI
Any suggestions as to what may be the cause of this problem
Thanks
1) The CSS files are located at /wp-includes/css/jquery-ui-dialog.css (compressed) & /wp-includes/css/jquery-ui-dialog.css (development).
2) We'd need to see an example to have an idea of what the problem might be.
All the styling for that button is located on line 69 in:
/wp-content/plugins/mailchimp//css/flick/flick.css
I resolved the display issue by simply adding the CSS files from the jquery UI theme. Once that was in place everything displayed correct. Not elegant but it solved the problem quickly.
I have created a asp.net website and i added tooltip to a button by setting Title or ToolTip Attribute. But that tooltip is not getting displayed on blackberry bold. But its displaying in blackberry curve so what should i changed in my code to show tooltip on blackberry bold.
Regards
Ricky
Some versions of the blackberry browser has been known to not handle certain interpretations of HTML generated by ASP.Net too well.
I've had some strange situation before when testing on BB's. The first place to look is at the version of the browser on the bold and the curve. If the version giving issues is relatively out of date enough for the user base to be insignificant you may be able to forget about it.
If that is not an option, start by including a Blackberry.Config file. An example of how to do this and exactly what it does can be found here.