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Most ad blockers have no problem with this class, but some hide the entire anchor block. I get some web visitors report "Hey, some of the text is missing from your page." It's a class for hotlinked text that sends a tweet. Example:
They stand motionless in long black cloaks.
The CSS class "twit_quote" makes it hover blue with a little birdie icon. Anything I can change to make it adblocker friendly?
Without knowing which adblocker is hiding the link, or what your URL is, it's not possible to tell you specifically which filter is actively blocking the text.
FYI -- if you check EasyList, the class name twit_quote does not get blocked, but it could be some other list other than EasyList
That having been said, there are a couple things you can try:
1) Try creating a new class name with the same properties of twit_quote and using that class name instead.
2) Try replacing the URL in the href with a link from a URL shortener
3) It may not be this line at all, but the enclosing DIV or other element that the link is embedded in.
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The topic is about system fonts. what is the purpose of setting button {font:caption;}? system-fonts
The question asks what is the purpose of setting button {font:caption;}
The system the user is on (normally a browser like Chrome or Safari together with their device's operating system and related storage) will itself have styles for various different items.
In this case the question is about 'caption' - when used as font:caption as above it is saying to the browser when you see a button element in my HTML please use the same font that you would use to show a button.
This means you can have a website which blends in with the look that the user is used to - buttons (and other things depending on what else you set) will look the same as system ones - in this case at least as far as the font goes.
See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/font for information on what other in-built system formatting can be used.
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I tried to generate the keywords as buttons, but how do I get the X in the button so that it can be removed by user?
http://blog.pond5.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Screen-Shot-2015-03-30-at-11.46.46-AM.png
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You can't have a button within a button. I would suggest one of two approaches to get a similar effect:
1. Forget about the "X" and make the whole button function as "Delete".
This is the easiest approach. Leave your buttons as they are, create an event handler for their click event to delete the tag (as you seem to have been planning to do with the "X" click), and possibly clarify a little to your user that clicking a tag will delete it.
2. Place an "X" button and a label for the tag name, possibly within a a container (such as a groupbox).
This takes slightly more effort but gets the functionality much closer to what you want. The label shows the tag name, the button is labeled "X", and clicking the button removes both (or the container, if you prefer that look). If you haven't already created a custom class for your tags, it would probably be worth doing so and declaring these controls as properties.
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I'm using Google Maps as an API to display a map on a client page. In the info window when the user clicks a marker I want the user to select that particular location and proceed to next page. Works fine with a link, however, visually this link gains to little visual weight. I want it to stand out more.
Is it possible, and if so how, to modify the styling of the links in the info window in the Google Maps API?
You set your infowindow content like this:
infoWindow.setContent("<div><a class='link' href='#'>...</a></div>")
So you can easily use the CSS selector to style the link.
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I often need to use some styles from a website but i cant find those style sheets since it is linked using an import function. can anyone say how to download/view those imported style sheets.
Here is what you can do. Depending on which browser you use you can activate developer tools in the settings. You can then right klick on a part of the website you want to have the styles from and often times it says something like "inspect element" in the menu. You will then be able to view the styles that are applied to this specific element or webpage and you will also be able to copy those to the clipboard.
I actually hope this will be of help to you.
https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/
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I would like to know how css works under the hood.
Whether the html that gets download will be interpreted before CSS's interpretation or after?
Or it will apply as soon as DOM has been constructed by the browser. Please give me detailed clarification on this.
An HTML page is parsed the order it is built. if the CSS is parsed already, the elements that have styles in that parsed CSS will get styled immediately when they are laid in the page. That's why CSS is preferrably loaded in the <head> - before the tags in the body get a chance of being painted to the page.
if you load the CSS late, then elements will be shown in their "unstyled form" until their styles (it any) are parsed. this is what's known as "FUOC" or "Flash Of Unstyled Content"
This page provides many details about that.
http://www.westciv.com/style_master/academy/css_tutorial/introduction/how_they_work.html
http://www.westciv.com/style_master/academy/css_tutorial/introduction/what_are_ss.html