Is it possible to configure the active line in an xterm window to appear somewhere other than the bottom of the screen?
While there are advantages, my monitor is not positioned for the bottom of the screen to be most easily reachable. It conflicts with a web browser's address bar being at the top of the screen.
I'd like to position the active line, say, 2/3rds down my window.
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My app uses a frameless window and I made a custom title bar along with it, I set the entire titlebar area to be draggable with -webkit-app-region: drag; so you can position the window on the desktop, but now I can't resize the app from those corners, is there any way to keep both?
Edit: I added -webkit-app-region: drag; to the buttons and the left title area because I lost control of the buttons and I can resize from corners and those edges, but the top edge is still inactive
I add a vuetify drawer to my application, and set the position to fixed and temporary.
When the drawer is open (and I have overlay), when I try to scroll the drawer stay in position - good. but the problem is the event pass to the page, and the page is do scroll.
How can I fix that?
My code on codesandbox.
open the link
click on toggle and the drawer is open.
try to scroll (with the mouse)
if you do, it's bad.
Your problem is that you give the wrapper div height:3000px.
you have to set it to height:100vh - in this case it will take the maximum height of your screen (like 100% of it)
I have a height-limited window: It cannot grow above a certain height (based on its current content), but can be made smaller (in which case I'll add a vertical scrollbar).
I limit the maximum height with a NSLayoutConstraint.
Now, if the user enables tabbed windowing by checking the menu command View -> Show Tab Bar, the window's contents get moved down in order to make room for the tab bar but the entire window's height remains the same, which effectively leads to the content being "squished", so that my current code decides to add the vertical scrollbar, as if the user just reduced the window height manually.
I rather have the window grow with the bar tab instead. How can I accomplish this?
There seems to be no event or notification that would inform me when the Tab Bar got enabled.
What's a clean way to detect the activation of the Tab Bar then, so that I can grow my window height along with it?
I poked around with KVO and found that I could watch NSWindow's tabbedWindows property for this purpose (tested on 10.13.6).
In the ViewController's viewWillAppear:
if ([self.view.window respondsToSelector:#selector(tabbedWindows)]) {
[self.view.window addObserver:self forKeyPath:#"tabbedWindows" options:0 context:nil];
}
And then handle the change:
-(void)observeValueForKeyPath:(NSString*)keyPath ofObject:(id)object change:(id)change context:(void*)context {
// ... adjust my window's height
}
This may not be reliable, though, i.e. I found no documentation that guarantees that this will work in the future and is not just an accidental side effect.
My asp.net webpage looks good on IE 10 browser when no browser top menu,toolbars are added. But when I add IE10 top bars like favorites bar, command bar, status bar etc then my asp.net webpage goes down from its original position. And my elements inside the content area say like gridview gets distorted. So how do I adjust my webpage size even though the browser top bars are added?
I have a main widow. I move it to an bottom edge or corner. Then I open a dialog by click some button in it. The dialog is positioned at the center of the main window since I set the main window as its parent. However, the dialog is not displayed on the screen because the main window is at the edge or corner. How to make it displayed on screen?
You can move it with negative coordinates until it becomes on screen:
dialog.move(-dialog.width(), -dialog.height())
This should move it so it's bottom right edge aligns with main windows's top left edge.
Or you could make the dialog parentless and move it in relation to screen coordinates instead:
dialog.setParent(None)
dialog.move(400, 300)