We're trying to make it compulsory to answer a question before advancing to the next slide.
Ideally we want to hide / remove the next navigation button until the question is answered.
P.S. I did check the Adobe forums and it suggested putting the next button under the clear button - which works....but not if you navigate back to the slide - you cannot go forward then.
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I'm making a custom CSS theme for Facebook and I'm trying to view the CSS code for the little pop-up that happens when you hover your cursor over someones profile picture. I'm using Firebug to view the CSS code. It's viewable, but I cannot view the CSS code fully, because once I take my cursor off the profile picture, the pop-up disappears, then Firebug doesn't display the CSS code used for it. So is there a way to freeze open the JS so when I take my cursor off it doesn't go away? Or is there anyway to freeze the pop-up open?
Using Google Chrome:
Go to Facebook
Press F12 to open Chrome Developer Tools
Go to the Sources tab (helper screenshot below):
After having clicked on the Sources tab described previously, make sure you DON'T click anywhere on the page. Go hover over a profile picture, and while the pop-up is open, hit F8 and move the mouse a little bit (like 1 pixel).
The page should now be frozen. You can go to the Elements tab, press CTRL+F and search for some text that's inside the pop-up. This way, you will see the corresponding HTML and you will be able to view without constraints the CSS.
If you want to resume, you can go back to the Sources tab, and hit the resume button on the right.
I'm currently trying to develop a lightbox that will be 508/ADA compliant; to achieve this, I need to make a lightbox appear (already done) and then have a reader such as NVDA read what's on the lightbox instead of changing focus to the page-text directly behind the lightbox and read that. In a more concise way - have the lightbox appear onload, have the focus remain on the lightbox and have NVDA read what's on the lightbox without going back to the background. I'll keep updating should I come to an answer before someone else provides one.
There is no solution for this problem at this moment -
This is a NVDA problem with Aria-hidden not being properly recognized.http://www.nvda-project.org/ticket/2706 // http://www.nvda-project.org/ticket/2117 -
The solution I propose:
Create an iFrame - or DIV - that expands or collapses / Appear or Dissapper only when a message is meant to be displayed. This will create a "focusable" area which can then be the point of reference for NVDA. I'll continue to work on a JavaScript/JQuery solution for this problem.
I would suggest you to use role="alertdialog" or role="dialog". This helps the screenreader to pick read the contents of the lightbox.
I have been working on setting up lists, changing pictures on hover, and lightbox on click. it works mostly the way i want it save for one thing... when i click on one of the submenus to open the lightbox, it appears to refresh the main page, thus going back to the default.
http://www.thendesign.com/new/type-test2.html
click on 'education' and then one of the projects to see what i am talking about.
how can i get it to remain where one left off when the lightbox opens/closes?
thanks in advance for your help!
Sorry I didn't see this until after I had already responded to your comment over on your other question.
jquery list, keep active highlighted
I'm hoping this is just a simple pointer to something existing which I couldn't locate via google.
What our business folks want is a button much like the "Open" button which once clicked, gives a pull-down with 3 options. I can't quite figure out how to pull that off.
I can easily add a button. I can even add a stack of 3 "small" buttons vertically. I can't quite figure out the drop-down from large button. One of our folks thought he did this a long time ago, but can't find any evidence to prove it. ;)
Can anyone point me to what I missed? or, anyone confirm that it's not possible?
thanks,
~Warner
Unfortunately that is implemented in a different way than how normal buttons are added to the ribbon. I am basing this on the answers I received here:
Is it possible to remove the "Upload MM Component" button from the SDL Tridion 2011 Ribbon
It seems you will need to create an ASCX to achieve this.
Ok, not really seeing any previous help for this one specifically. What I want to do is have a "hover" effect for the close button. I have got it to where when you hover over the the close button itself it will display and go away when you move the mouse out. But, what I want is when you hover over the image being displayed in the lightbox I want the close button to display and when you mouseout I want the close button to disappear.
Also, some pointers for using the transitions effects or sources for that would be good. I am still a student working on portfolio pieces. I graduate in August 2013.
All help is appreciated =) I am also researching on my own, but not all of what I am reading is working or making sense. I am coming into places like this and Yahoo! Answers for extra help. Thanks!
I suggest you to Lightview was well configured.
You can download here:
http://projects.nickstakenburg.com/lightview