Been searching for the last hour or so and cannot find anything regarding custom css for the directions panel output for Google Maps v3. I am trying to customize the css for the text-directions as shown at Google Doc.
I took at look at the css generated on my map and it is using various ids and classes starting with 'adp', but the few places I did find in my searching had no reference to this.
Is there any 'standard' css or method to customize it? I am afraid to modify these 'adp' entries for fear that it will change at any time or that is possibly different naming for different people/locations.
Any information on this would be great!
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I'm finishing chatbot in Dialogflow ES. I'm using Dialogflow Messenger integration. I managed to do embeding with appropriate HTML customizations and some CSS customizations. What I'm missing is the complete list of CSS variables.
In Google's help (https://cloud.google.com/dialogflow/es/docs/integrations/dialogflow-messenger#css-customize) I can see 11 CSS variables listed, but googling further I found at least one more (--df-messenger-chip-border-color).
Does anyone know if the "official" variables list is the one to stick to or are there additional variables available? And if they are, is there a list somewhere?
I know I can do lots of things with jQuery or JS and update different chatbot elements' CSS on the fly after they are loaded by Google script but using specific variables is of course far more simple and far less time consuming.
Answer that I got directly from Google (asked the same question in Google groups):
The doc for messenger is missing some CSS variables. We will work on updating the doc. For now, one way to find all the supported CSS variables is to search "--df-messenger" in the script file (https://www.gstatic.com/dialogflow-console/fast/messenger/messenger-internal.min.js).
I've been Googling and searching around all over the web trying to find specific information on how to use Google Sheets as a data source in WordPress and manipulate that data into pre-existing ShortCode.
I have been asked to try and figure out how to store pricing information inside of a Google Sheet and plug that data into existing ShortCode for a site that uses a Cron to update the data at set intervals. The goal is to have a customer access the Google Sheet and update their prices when they want and then have the site update with those price changes and maintain the look of their site without using basic Google Sheets templates.
I've found a few various solutions that are close, but none of them go into manipulating the data how I want. They all are basically just default templates of what a Google table looks like. I essentially want to query the data from the sheet and plug it into the ShortCode.
I am not looking for anyone to write the code for me, but am merely looking to be pushed in the right direction for how to go about this.
I realize this is a pretty old post and you've probably found a solution already, but I was looking for something very similar just last week and came across Inline Google Spreadsheet Viewer. It is amazingly robust and may take some research (if you're not familiar with JSON and datatables like I'm not) to get used to, but I think anyone looking to use a google spreadsheet as their "database" will find this plugin incredibly useful.
I'm on Plone 5 and I want to modify the number of columns that are shown by default on /folder_contents.
If I recall correctly, the whole table is a pattern that gets initialized with quite a huge JSON data-xxx parameter on the corresponding tag.
So, should I dig into the JSON or rather put my attention on the JS pattern?
Is there any documentation on how to customize it anywhere? A quick google search didn't show up anything relevant to me :-/
I'm using osm maps with css files in my app (in iOS, but it does not matter) for customizing their appearance. I'd like to make them looks like google maps. Where I can find css or something like that for google maps? I need to know only colors of main highways and zones, so if you know them tell me)) thanks in advance!
Pretty sure you would have to dive into the Google Maps API to extract the kind of information you are looking for, I could be mistaken but Google does not offer a CSS way to manipulate its maps look and feel.
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Bring up a Google Map, take a screen shot and then use the eye dropper in your favourite graphics program to extract the HEX values.
I am using Google Maps JS API v3 to display several custom map types. I would like to group them in the same way Roadmap/Terrain and Satellite/Hybrid are displayed: as sub-maps of one map.
This was possible in the v2 of the API by using GHierarchicalMapTypeControl. However, I can't seem to find any equivalent in v3. Is there a way to achieve this with v3? If not, do you know if there are any plans of supporting it in the near future?
I suggest writing a custom control (see http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/controls.html)
Custom controls are just HTML elements, so you could use jQuery or similar to create any UI you want.
If you want them to look like the existing controls, the CSS for that is available in this example:
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-samples-v3/source/browse/trunk/controls/index.html?spec=svn243&r=243