I want to implement a Grid Layout that allows to display only a subset of all the elements it contains, and allows to navigate forward and backward using two buttons, as in the following mockup:
I searched for some existing examples or tutorial, but didn't find anything. Must I code it from scratch?
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I have a question regarding an issue.
How can i make items reposition themselves when I hide or show marked panel?
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Your question is broad as there are numerous ways to achieve that:
You can use some of the UI components responsible for auto-layout
You can script your components to do what you want
You can combine both of the above
In your case the most straightforward solution would probably be to design your UI with Horizontal and Vertical Layout Groups (or perhaps a Grid).
I'm also assuming that by 'hiding' you mean setting the object to inactive. If you're just changing transparency of a canvas group for example, you'd have to resort to numbers 2 & 3.
Unity documentation has some HowTos that refer to responsive design.
I am pretty new to Laravel and I need to make a project using that framework. In that project I need to display an image in a loaded view and on that image I need to draw/display html elements like div-s for example. These elements need to be drawn using (x,y) coordinates taken from a database and also must be clickable.
The whole purpose of the project is so that people could click on elements that are drawn on the image and they could "reserve" a place for themselves. For example, imagine a company's representative reserving a spot on the exhibition floor at a conference.
How should I do it? I am a bit lost, but was thinking about using JavaScript. Here is an example image with elements on it.
Is there is a way to represent grid in kendo, so that the title will be in the first column and the data will be in the second column and so on
I want to generate the second grid but I only find the grid is genereted is like the first one
What you are looking for is called a vertical grid (or a property grid if you want to display a single record) and it ain't supported out of the box by Kendo (as July 2015). Many components of the grid (like the scrollbars) are hardcoded in Kendo's library and are not made to be modified. Since the grid source are available, you could, in theory, modify the code to create a vertical grid but that would have a lot of impact all over the place and with those changes you can't expect any kind of support from Telerik.
I already requested a vertical grid back in 2012 in kendo's user voice but Telerik haven't reviewed it yet.
For now, the only simple workaround I can think of would be to pre format your data to invert the columns with the rows. However, this as some limitations. For instance, you won't get any header support (filter / sort) nor the virtual scroll support. If you don't need those support, then you could use the grid to do what you want.
I'm on a project which has a requirement to make data visualization. But more than just data visualization, there're some tricky interactive requirements.
Imagine a scatter plot, instead of little circles, clickable rectangles(like button) are placed on the chart. When user clicks on those buttons, the rectangles turns into some input fields, user can type make some inputs.
How to draw these buttons and input fields with d3.js?
After doing some research, the root of the problem is : how to put html in svg? Then there's plenty of questions and answers out there. Basically the solution is to use svg element: foreighObject. refer to this SO question:
Insert HTML code inside SVG Text element
I met a limit with quite typical operation. Simple document:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/JNI9v.png
As you can see, image has right and bottom margins. But... CKEditor image dialogue provides VSpace and HSpace parameters which influence together to Top-Bottom or Left-Right twin values and adds unnecessary top and left margins:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/vo3oC.png
Of course, users won't use pure code to define this in style="..." attribute. So, how to allow users insert images as shown on the first image? Maybe exists CKEditor plugin or patch... and i just can't find it.
Another, maybe even a simpler way, to achieve what you want would be to use a predefined set of styles for images and use the "Styles" combo to apply one of preselected classes. This way the styles used for images could be more consistent.
To see what I mean you can check the "Standard" demo - click on an Image and in the "Styles" combo select "Object styles -> Styled image (right)"