I have a problem with scrollbar (in ScrollPane control) in my fxml file in JavaFX SceneBuilder. I can see it but when I want to click on it and scroll nothing happends. I can`t access to controls in red ellipse and other below them. What is wrong with it and how can I solve it? Below I paste link to screen.
my fmxl file
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I have a spinning wheel animation performed while opening a modal=true p:dialog. (via ajaxStatus listener). When dialog frame is showed up it keeps spinning because there are still some computations being executed required to display dialog content. This is OK.
But! If click somewhere on the dialog the wheel disappears. Actually it is being covered by the dialog as its z-index becomes less.
I tried explicitly set z-index in dialog style to 9999 but it doesn't catch it up. Moreover I found that z-index is being dynamically changed when focusing dialog or wheel. So even if I set it to 9999 via browser dev tools, it eventually (in some time) will be set back to its previous "covered" value.
Is there a way to set and fix z-index of a spinner (which is a nothing but a transparent dialog) ?
Thank you!
For certain websites, the content is not getting displayed properly in QComboBox and the text is partially shown. There may be some issue with the height of the combo box which is not getting updated from the website contents.
I have checked on Qt5.3.0 and Qt5.5 demo browsers. If you try to access this link with Qt Demo Browser, the combo box displays partially hidden website contents.
Does anyone have a suggestion to solve this problem?
I have a button in my asp.net webform app which looks like it's selected (has a thin black border applied) even on page load. It's not a huge issue but it's quite evident as it's sitting next to a FormUpload control with a browse button (see screen shot):
All other buttons on the page don't have this issue. No css styling is applied (or any other).
I thought it might be that somehow the Upload button has focus on load but giving focus to another control does nothing. In addition, clicking another button doesn't remove the border on the Upload button.
In addition it's not like the css from another part of the page is effecting it as nothing has a black border surrounding it.
I know I could probably apply a specific bit of css to the button to make it look normal but this seems unnecessary, plus I would like to know why this is happening.
Any thoughts?
I'm working on a GWT project and I'm working with code that was already written by a coworker. I see that on some pages of the website, some widgets (ListBox, TextBox, etc) have their borders missing. I initially thought it was because he was setting the exact pixels for these widgets, but when I opened the GWT Designer in Eclipse and created a brand new ListBox, the border missing issue was still there, which makes me think it's not because of pixels being set exactly.
Here is a screen shot of the designer:
As you can see, the right border on the Description textbox is missing, along with the top border of both ListBoxes.
Please help!
In your css file add this
select {
border-top:1px solid #CCC;
}
Hi so I am starting a new site and I have an idea of how I want it to be but I was wondering, how do you make a box with a little circle on the bottom left saying "read more" and when clicked a transparent box will open in the middle of their screen showing some more content. I don't even know where to begin, would I use JQuery?
There is a JQuery plugin called Colorbox. It is pretty simple to use and it does what you are looking for.