I'm using the generated Skype buttons found at http://developer.skype.com/skype-uris/skype-uri-tutorial-webpages using skype-uri.js
The Skype button turns up fine, but the text is "Call" and I would like another text here (Ring).
Couldn't find a property for doing this?
After doing some further research I came to the conclusion that you can't, it's not supported atm.
Answering this question just if someone else is looking for the answer to this.
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I am trying to set up some sort of conditional, non-intrusive text box that shows up only for people using AdBlock. I am adamantly and emphatically opposed to popups or locking the content of my website to AdBlock users. I simply want to have a small section of plain text show up that says, βHey, you! Before you read on, we ask that you consider whitelisting us on AdBlock. (etc. etc. etc.)β. I want people to be able to scroll past it without issue and not have their experience with my website be impacted if they choose not to whitelist me; I'm not out to coerce anyone or annoy anyone, I just want to make my case, in brief, that I don't run obstructive, malware-filled ads and it would be great if they supported me. And I don't want it to show up if someone doesn't have Adblock enabled.
I'm not very savvy with HTML, but if someone can clearly instruct me where exactly to put some code in to my website, I would be open to an option that involves editing my website's code. Otherwise, a plugin that I've overlooked would be really helpful. I've looked around but most of what I've found is something that puts a giant sticky on the page to obstruct peoples' view until they whitelist. Again, I don't want that. That is exactly the reason people got AdBlock to begin with. People who use such countermeasures are fundamentally missing the point. (/rant)
Thanks in advance!
Use this plugin.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ad-blocking-detector/
Read this article:- https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-detect-and-stop-adblock-in-wordpress/
Hope its working for you. try this and let me know
I wanted to go through QtQuick/QML Button API, which I found here online.
But I can't find it from the offline documentation available in QTCreator. The offline search gives me less relevant results.
Any tips for searching...? Thanks!
One trick I use is this:
Type the item (e.g. "Button") into the code editor
Hover my mouse cursor over the item
Press F1
That will open the documentation for the Button QML type. Works in C++ too.
Google has much more powerful search engine comparing to offline documentation browser. So you just didn't find matching article in help browser search. You can:
Find "Button" instead of "button" in help browser search results
Place cursor on interesting identifier in code and press F1 to show help
Select appropriate documentation in "Contents" mode of help browser left panel
I have spend lot of time fixing it. Can you please let me know what am i doing wrong. I know it is related to overflow: visible property. But I have tried to put it almost everywhere in the code but no luck. tried using firebug as well. maybe i am not able to use it correctly.
Below is the link to my site.
http://kunalchichkar.com/2011/05/heir-hunters-on-their-way-are-you-lucky-enough/
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Kunal
Probably you have used some plugin to show social sharing bar above your post.
Plugin you have used to share post in facebook might have used iframe so comment frame is not being display after user likes the post.
If iframe is used to share any post in facebook, comment popup will not be display.
See documentation in facebook plugin development link for more detail:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/like-button
Read FAQ carefully. You can find your question's answer exactly there. There is question and answer for "When I click the Like button, the comment popup window ('flyout') doesn't show. Why?"
Hope, it will be useful for you.
I made a program that generates ASCII art from an image. I want users to be able to copy and paste that ASCII art to their wall and have it display properly.
Problem:
Facebook doesn't use a monospace font.
Does anyone have any ideas on a workaround?
πππ πππ πππ’ πΌπππ πΌππππππππ ππ πππ£.π ππ
But it must be done one line at a time unfortunately. But it is unicode so you can prepare it first in a text editor and copy/paste into facebook.
Basically the question is: can you post a formatted text on the wall? The answer is no, sorry. Facebook currently doesn't support any html, markdown-like syntax, or html entities in their wall posts, only plain text.
have you tried the following html tags (they may get filtered, but may not)
<pre> my code </pre>
<tt> my code </tt>
I get that this is a 9 year old question, but I was looking for something similar, saw http://qaz.wtf/u/ in the comments, and went digging.
Found this:https://github.com/cpsdqs/monotext
It's a single-file script (js) that appears to accomplish the same thing:
π³πππβπππβππππ
ππππβπππβππππ
I'd imagine you could (as I plan to) use it as a base to convert something faster than one line at a time. Hope it helps someone!
monospace: Try a backtick ``before and after your text.`
italic: _italic_
bold: *bold*
I've developed a system in my application where emails are picked up with a regex, and then reversed in the source (to thwart bots). I then add the span class 'obfuscate email'. I then use CSS to reverse the the text back to be displayed and Javascript make sure that mailto: links still work.
I was pretty happy with my solution until I realised that copying and pasting the email puts it in the clipboard backwards. I was wondering if there was any way I could remedy this? I've been testing in Firefox 3 for OS X.
The page in question is available here: http://www.leaklocations.com.au/contact-us/
To see the problem, simply copy and paste the email on that site.
You can use the same Javascript to reverse the text as well as the mailto links. If the user doesn't have Javascript, then you can either settle for this problem or use an image.
I personally think it's going a bit over the top, but if you really want to obfuscate the address, why not obfuscate it in a human readable way? Instead of reversing the address, make the server output "info at leaklocations dot com dot au" and get javascript to fix it up?
If you wanted to stick to using the RTL CSS method, you could try playing around with the unicode character to reverse text: \u202E I'm not sure if that will help, but it's worth looking at
To see how this works, run this javascript:
alert("one \u202E two \u202E three")
and it'll output "one owt three"
Seriously, is it worth all this effort to obfuscate email addresses? Once the email makes it into a spammer's hands, it's all over. Better to have a good spam filter instead.
And if you use JavaScript to reverse the email addresses back again you are adding extra work for the browser on page load. If JavaScript is turned off or a user is on a mobile device that doesn't support JavaScript, they are screwed too.
Why not use something like MailHide from the reCaptcha folks to hide email addresses instead?