Because of failing eyesight, I need to use the Dark Theme in Spring. The vertical scrollbar in the textarea is present, but it is invisible (i.e., it is the same color as the background). This makes it very difficult to use. Does anyone know how to correct this problem? I am running in a Windows 10 environment using Spring Tool Suite 4 Version: 4.5.1.RELEASE Build Id: 202001211302. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Vaadin Flow 14 ships with light and dark versions of its two bundled themes, Lumo and Material.
And now browsers can ask the host OS for the user’s preference for light or dark modes.
Is there a way to have a Vaadin app automatically use the light or dark theme variant per the user’s wishes?
Marcus Hellberg wrote a helpful post on how to switch light/dark mode theme variants programmatically. I am wondering if Vaadin 14 might be able to switch automatically now that the user preference is detectable from within the browser.
If not, perhaps Someone could show Java code for inquiring about the user’s preference from server-side Java code.
You can use window.matchMedia API to listen for changes to the prefers-color-scheme media query standardized in Media Queries Level 5. See CanIUse.com for browser support.
That CSS media feature of color scheme preference has 3 possible values: no-preference, light, and dark. The code below looks for a match on dark.
Put the JavaScript code shown below into /frontend/prefers-color-scheme.js
On your main view, add the annotation #JsModule("prefers-color-scheme.js")
let mm = window.matchMedia('(prefers-color-scheme: dark)');
function apply() {
document.documentElement.setAttribute("theme",mm.matches?"dark":"");
}
mm.addListener(apply);
apply();
Source: https://gist.github.com/emarc/690eb2659c8b51cb895716914d65ec19
I am trying to click on a tab in windows application using blue prism(automation).I am unable to do that. Please help
What kind of tab?
I'm working on a robot that uses windows based application and I was able to make it work.
You need to be creative whit Application Modeller. Whit widows applications theres not much of a problems, almost anything can be done.
I have some major problems with mainframe apps, terminal sesions like - ICBS.
When you spying an element try to do it using TAB index property and follow the pattern how it changing from element to element. May be it help you to develop some kind of logic.Just an Idea.
I started to develop a mobile app using nativescript, everything was going well until I realized I cant customize the style as I want. Just for example I cant set the border to a button like border-width: 1 0 0 1.
There is a way to extend the styling behavior?
I'm considering to start using ionic :(
As of NativeScrtip version 2.4.0 (the next release), this functionality will be available, which means that you will be able to create a border with
border-width:0 2 2 0;
border-color: red;
If you want to test it now (before the release of 2.4.0) then remove tns-core-modules and install the #next version.
tns plugin remove tns-core-modules
tns plugin add tns-core-modules#next
You can also take a look at this issue to see what you can do with the new borders implementation
As of right now per side borders are not available with the css subset NativeScript exposes. They are a PITA to do on iOS, the good news is the core team knows this and I believe it's been prioritized in recent weeks. So I expect it will be possible in a release coming up.
With all that said, if you have a specific case you want you can still achieve it with NativeScript but it's not as easy as the css border styling. Just remember the css stylers in NativeScript are being mapped to the native methods/properties to style native components, so it's awesome to be able to use css even though its not 1-1 with the vast css that browsers have, it does get better every release
If you want to do a per side borders right now you can use a stacklayout with a height of 1 and set the background color. So for a 4 sided object you would use a grid layout and put a stack on the first and third row, your component on the middle (2nd) row and then a stack on the first and 3 columns (0 & 1 values). Again, I know it's not ideal but it's just a limitation for now that its not exposed in the css subset for NativeScript. I haven't checked the source or issues for any updates on this in a while but its possible something is being worked on now to enable this functionality. Hope this helps some. If you have some code and need help please share and I can help more.
I've been trying to find a way to scroll horizontally by using shift+mouse scroll (mouse scroll alone would of course only scroll vertically), in any Windows (XP) application. Can anyone suggest a simple way to do this? I tried the software AutoHotKey, but none of the scripts that were meant to do that worked for me.
Thanks!
I am creating a Windows Phone application using default theme resources provided.
I am facing an issue with theme changes that when i change theme from light to dark and vice versa, the change is not immediately seen in my application. I am not using any custom colors.
But if i close my application and start again, theme changes are applied then.
Can somebody help me, to see if i am doing something wrong?
Any help will be highly appreciated
Thanx in advance
This is by design.
The theme settings are set when an application is first started.
It is not expected to respond to changes made at a system level while in a deactivated/tombstoned state.
In reality, I've only ever seen this noticed during testing. People don't change their themes and accent colors that often.