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I want to add a simple audio control (play/pause/seek/volume) control to my flex application. Please suggest some free , preferably open source component.
You could always just use the Sound class. You can see an example of this at http://www.brighthub.com/hubfolio/matthew-casperson/articles/54989.aspx
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I'm just learning Kivy and before I go any further I would like to know if there are any code examples that show how to make Kivy apps accessibile to screen reader users. For example, proving alternative text that says when an accordion is open or close, alternative text for images, alternative text for button that opens menus, etc.
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I just wanted to know if we could use Java FX with RAP. Also, Could you suggest me few good links or tutorials to study RAP and RCP?
No you can not unless you make use of SWT on JavaFX port in the desktop. RAP is bound to the SWT-API
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Is there an add-on(way) to auto add CSS rules on the browser level?
For example, I write a rule p {color:red}, and subsequent all the pages loaded in Firefox will have that rule present.
Forgive me if I've misinterpreted your question, but I believe stylish is the add-on you are looking for.
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I love how wordpress.org displays and organizes their code documentation.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_insert_post
Does anyone know if they are using a specific software to generate their docs? Or do they staff people to write it all. I am curious to know for a project's documentation that I am working on.
MediaWiki http://mediawiki.org
Also used by Wikipedia
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Is there a documentation somewhere which details every class and methods we can use in our views?
Parameters, ...(e.g. Html.Action(...))
Because the auto-completion of visual studio is just awful for these kinds of data, and I didn't find a document which describe this?
Thank you!
Here is one cheat sheet which may be useful - http://httputility.com/various/razorhelperscheatsheet.html
MSDN documentation - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd493063.aspx