I want to create a web page displaying the status of several systems. Each one will be represented by a square box.
The boxes will fill up in either red or green (<50% will be red and >50% will be green).
Can this be constructed in HTML? Can anyone guide me to the best language to use for this if not. Also I have to use ASP.net to do this.
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I have two websites that have the exact same post on them (The text was copied and pasted into both). One website shows the text fine, but the other adds in a black diamond with a question mark in the middle. It happens in more than one language, the text is exactly the same, and the sites have the same plugins installed and active. What could be causing the issue?
Trying to help...
Does the page have the <meta charset="UTF-8"> declared?
Are both sites running in the same Web Server (version, vendor, platform)?
Were you able to check if the Default Chatset is configured the same way in both Web Servers?
I'm hoping to get some direction on the following scenario. I have some UI/UX design experience but not much in working with SharePoint 2013 branding. What I need to accomplish is the following:
Custom "tab" style navigation in the left hand and top of the page. These would look like folder tabs along the top, and on the left hand side they would only be rounded on the right corner. I understand that I need to edit the CSS but not sure how best to accomplish this considering some of our page requirements. We want to have the tabs along the top and left but each department's "page" is a different color theme.
Example of tabs required
Do I edit the Master Page CSS to get the rounded tabs look and then that is applied to each page, but that page keeps its color selection or do I have to do a CSS page for each page? For example, a department uses the color palette selection to assign their colors but the Master Page takes care of the tabs modification or do I have to do a Master Page for each department's page?
ANY direction would be a big help. I just need to deploy this as simply as possible but not sure how. -Thanks!
I'm working on an old site and when trying to print reports the css styling doesn't appear on anything below the first half of the page.
There are two tables per report and it might have something to do with this, as the first table displays colour when in print preview whereas the second table does not.
The site utilises VB and ASPX, and I believe the site was originally created use Microsoft Word, so this might be important.
I'm converting a desktop training application to a SharePoint 2007 website. This is a little hard to describe, but one feature of the application is a section of training instructions coupled with a photograph. Imagine a photograph of a kitchen on the left and a scrollable section of text information on how to use the kitchen on the right. The text on the right will be rich text from SP reusable content. The photograph has several dots marked on various places of interest in the kitchen with a little color coded box containing a text description of the point it's next to. When you hover over text instructions in the right section, the corresponding dot for that area of the kitchen needs to be highlighted (a thicker, or wider border on the dot and description box, maybe a lighter background color). So if I hover or click the paragraph about the refrigerator in the right pane, the dot and description over the photo on the left would become highlighted.
My experience with asp.net has been very data driven and the web has become a lot more visually capable since then. Would DHTML, Silverlight, or something else be the best option for this? We cannot use Flash.
I determined either DHTML or Silverlight would be fine. We ended up going with Silverlight 5 because we are more adept to that technology and even though there may not be a Silverlight 6, MS will continue to support Silverlight 5 long enough for our needs (until 2023 or something like that). I gave the jquery MapHilight plugin a shot, but couldn't find any support on how to use it
I am for a control that we can buy to crop and annotate images from an ASP.NET web site.
The customer wants to be able to crop, change contrast, etc. AND add shapes (lines, squares, circles, text, etc.) The image quality doesn't need to be all that high.
The images are used for "evidence" and are annotated to explain what is going on, point to areas of interest, etc.
The customer would perfer web based controls because user will be using a thin client with IE 7.
The customer likes Phixr and Snipshot
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We have webcontrols that can do that. See DotImage
http://www.atalasoft.com/products/dotimage
You can see a demo, download an eval or watch videos tutorials for how to build websites with our controls. It's 100% AJAX -- supported in IE, FireFox, Safari and Chrome.