I have no idea how to fix this.
VS keeps opening css file in some text editing mode, see the picture below.
I have already tried to set it manually to open using css editor, right-click on css file and select "Open with..."
When I click OK here, it opens my css file in CSS source editor fine,
but every next time it opens again in that text mode, like it completely ignores that it has to open it using css editor :(
Of course I installed and reinstalled Web Standards Update a thousand times.
Nothing helps.
The damn thing keeps opening them in that ugly text mode :(
Hmmm. Have you tried looking under the view menu? It's been a while since I've used it, but I remember different views being under the view menu bar.
If that doesn't work then I'd always try creating a new .css file and copy and pasting all the information; after you copy and paste, overwrite the pre-existing corrupt file.
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Im creating the UI of my application from a PSD file following the instructions in: https://www.codenameone.com/blog/psd-to-app-revisited.html (by using the css support plugin), everything is fine, but i edited one of the images in photoshop and exported it again to my codenameone folder(replacing the original image) and i thought the new image would replace the original one, but the application is still showing the old image(it seems as it is cached or something similar).
I already tried "Clean and build project" but didnt worked, also went to the generated .res file and tried to delete the original image but it says i must first delete the themes that use them(which i dont want to do). Is there any way to "refresh" the images referenced in the .res file so they reflect the latest image in the folder? or a "clear cache" or something similar. For now i renamed the image, and also changed the name in the css,but i think is not the best way cause that implies creating new names for your images, and editing your css with every little change.
If you change the image directly in the file system you need to do this when the designer is closed. Then reopen the designer res file and save it so the image is updated.
I'm working on new website (all modules are up to date) but for some reason IMCE file browser is not working well. For image fields in my content types for "file sources" I also check "IMCE file browser".
Then when I'm creating node in that type if I just upload file standard way it works well. But if I want to use IMCE file browser and select already uploaded image it all works up to last step. I click "File browser", then "browse" link, browser's popup appears, I select image, then click "Insert file" (or click on image preview - makes no difference), popup closes, but selected image is not inserted into my file field.
What can cause this behavior?
I had a simillar issue and following these steps made it work for me.
Try the following:
Clear your drupal cache. This can often solve the problem as some items may not have been cached yet.
Keep the Chrome Developer Console open to see if there are any JS errors which may hint at the problem.
In your CKEditor settings, make sure you tick "Plugin for inserting files from IMCE without image dialog"
Ensure that the input field is using Full HTML
If the above does not help try reinstalling IMCE and your WYSIWYG Editor such as CKEditor
I hope this helps.
After I preview my website, the CSS code suddenly disappear and was saved. Does anyone know how to recover it?
I still have the website correctly preview in Chrome. Is there any way that I could get the code from there?
I was almost ending the website, so another 3 weeks battling.
View the source code with Ctrl + U, then click external stylesheet link, copy the code and paste it in a new stylesheet.
NOTE: Don't refresh before doing this.
If you have it on a separate css file, you should be able to go into Chrome developer tools and select Sources. This will show you the attached css files. You can then copy and paste it.
I'm modifying CSS using Firebug and FireDiff. I've had a couple of 'accidents' where I have 'saved a snapshot' but in fact just saved a diff (one or two changes), uploaded it to my web server and overwrote the full CSS file with a snippet. Fortunately I have been making periodic backups.
Question: how do I ensure that I save the whole file - either using Firebug itself or FireDiff?
Firebug
With Firebug itself you can save the CSS following these steps:
After you've made your changes switch to the CSS panel
Select the modified CSS file from the CSS Location Menu
Press Ctrl+A to select the whole CSS and copy it via Ctrl+C or by right-clicking on the selection and choosing Copy from the context menu
Paste the CSS into the text editor of your choice and save it
FireDiff
With FireDiff the steps are a bit different:
After you've made your changes switch to the Changes panel
Within the change log right-click on the CSS change you've made to the file you want to save and choose Save Snapshot from the context menu
Enter a file name into the save dialog and save the it
Notes:
FireDiff requires another extension called Fireformat to save snapshots.
As the word 'snapshot' indicates FireDiff saves the file including all changes up to the one you've chosen. If you want to save the current state of a file, you need to choose the last change to that file.
For both methods you need to take care in which file the CSS was saved. In case of inline CSS, i.e. CSS included in the HTML output via the <style> tag you need to save the CSS back to the HTML output.
Other extensions
Besides doing this in Firebug or using FireDiff there are Firebug extensions, which claim to allow you to upload your changes directly to your server via FTP. These extensions are cssUpdater and FireFile. Though they seem to not be maintained anymore and may not work with current versions of Firebug.
I'm experiencing an extremely perplexing error that I've been unable to find any posts about online.
I have a CSS file ('main.css') that is linked to my HTML file. Recently, this has started happening:
1) For some reason, upon opening the HTML file, the linked CSS file appears twice.
2) I go to file -> save all, and the dreamweaver formatting disappears, as though it's an ordinary text file. If I exit and open up the HTML again, the changes haven't saved.
3) Also when I click file -> save all, a new css file is created in the css directory.
I honestly haven't the slightest idea what's going on here, and would appreciate any assistance that could be rendered!
Is your Dreamweaver connected to FTP server where the actual website CSS is present online?