I am using the official Materializecss package for meteor.The materialize modals are working fine but my problem is that when a add a button into the model and route it to another page, the modal leaf-overlay still remains there.
Is there a way to remove this problem or make materialize reactive with meteor?
You should try to close it programmatically, as shown in the docs, when you redirect (probably right before):
$('#modal1').closeModal();
On other page rendering:
$('#modal1').closeModal();
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I have custom css for my nav buttons. On pressing buttons the page ofcourse reloads and I can for a split second see the original btn colors. Worse if one of my buttons does a "target=_blank" then button that was selected prior to it remains on the original bootstrap colors..
Would appreciate insights how to fully override the css so I always get the custom colors
Regards
M.R.
Try to use grunt to generate inline css and that would solve the problem.
If you are unable to configure the grunt then add button styles in inline.
Based on your site link. Your request takes too long so the css is not there. Just have that css load when your page does. There is no reason to keep a 1kb file to be loaded on request, or any size at all. What is your reason to have this approach?
i need help in my problem, i'm using ajax to get data with JSON using pagination my problem is my stylesheet in the second page not working but the class (Bootstrap) working please help
Have you right clicked the webpage and selected 'View page source'?
check whether the path is correct that calls the CSS stylesheet.
Have you used the proper blade syntax to link the stylesheet?
HTML::style('css/stylesheet.css')
The following thread might help you which also applies to laravel 5.2
https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/laravel/linking-to-css-and-js-laravel-51
I am trying to create a slide out menu to no avail. I want the text (home,users) to show up upon clicking the >> button. I have run out of ideas and I am sure I am missing something very obvious. Also, this is my first crack at animations in AngularJS.
http://plnkr.co/edit/Q8UF1mPCpTAVDn59D1wV?p=preview
First off, you haven't included angular-animate.js which is required for working with animations in Angular. Second, you're using the .ng-enter/.ng-leave classes which isn't used for ng-show. You should be using .ng-hide/.ng-show classes instead. There's an example at the bottom of this page that should get you going: http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngShow
I am using the collective.kuputabs module and have added the collective.tabr add-on so that I can create a page with multiple tabs. It works fine. However, I see bullets beside the tabs and I want to delete them. Here is a snap shot of how it looks:
Where will the code for this be stored?. Tabs is a library in Kupu Visual Editor.
Use Firebug to explore the CSS, then override it in ploneCustom.css (ZMI>portal_skins>custom) or your own custom theme product.
I have one jQuery plugin (colorbox) that loads a modal popup window (with an external html file). <-- works perfectly by itself. I have another jQuery plugin (jScrollPane) that loads custom scroll bars for divs. <-- it too works perfectly by itself. Both have a JS component and a CSS component.
My process thus far:
I tried to load and initialize the scroll bar jQuery and CSS from the eternal html (popup) and my div disappeared.
Then I tried to load the scroll bar jQuery in the parent window and initialize it in the colorbox callback...this time my div didn't disappear but the scroll bar and arrows (even OS standard arrows) did disappear.
Finally, I put the scroll bar CSS in <style> tags and shoved it inside the eternal html file's <body> tags. That works on all major browsers, however, now you can't exit the popup window. Arg!
So I think my question is: how do you get jQuery plugins and their CSS files to initialize on dynamically loaded content? What goes where (incl. the jQuery library itself)?
Thanks!
If you are using the "window.open" type of popup, then I would say make it a little simpler and bring it into your page as a JQueryUI Dialog box that pulls in your external html file are the content, loading it in the DIV and accessible within the general page context, inheriting the JQuery and CSS as well. The simple form of this should be like:
$("#id").load(url).dialog();
Where #id is the DIV that is hidden and will contain your dialog data, and URL is the external url to the html file in your popup.
Found the solution....
My question was specifically on integrating colorbox (a jQuery lightbox plugin) with jScrollPane (a jQuery custom scrollbar plugin). My ajax call to load content with the colorbox worked, however, the jScrollPane could not initiate because the required wasn't loaded (because the ajax call didn't pull any info from the head tags).
If other Stack Overflowers stumble across a similar issue this is what I did to solve it: used iframes instead of an ajax call. Ooops. duh.
I don't know if colorbox is the only plugin that pulls info only from body tags and not the head but I imagine many plugins work this way when working with external files. If this is your problem, use iframes to ensure that the data in your head tag is pulled.
Thanks Stack Overflow anyhoo! I still love you.