In sms,date and time being in one font while the text body is found in the different font.What is the reason of the same and how to resolve the issue
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Let's say I have a custom GIF emoji :alert: with multiple colored versions.
Is it possible to assign those a different skin tone modifiers to avoid creating multiple emojis with different names, e.g. :alert::skin-tone-2: instead of :alert_blue:, :alert_green: etc?
I've tried naming it :alert::skin-tone-2:, but got an error Names must be lowercase, and can’t contain spaces, periods, or most punctuation. Maybe there's another option?
I am not sure if you could get a straight solution for it. You could try a hack. For that, you'll need to have an image of that skin tone. Then upload it and if you need a way to upload it in bulk check out this video
https://youtu.be/K_u2UBtARmI
These would be the following steps to upload emojis in bulk on slack:
Go here: https://slackmojis.com/
Click the emojis that you like (instant download)
Get this Chrome extenstion: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/neutral-face-emoji-tools/anchoacphlfbdomdlomnbbfhcmcdmjej
Go to https://<your_team>.slack.com/customize/emoji.
Drag'n'drop all emojis on the Bulk Emoji Uploader drop area
I wrote a script which parses information from PDF files and outputs it to HTML. It's written in Python, using pdfminer.
On some text segments, the font style can have semantic significance. For instance: bold, italic and color should trigger different behavior. Pdfminer provides scripts with the font name, but not the color, and it has a number of other issues; so I'm working on a Swift version of that program, using Apple's PDFKit, to extract the same features.
I now find that I have the opposite problem. While PDFKit makes it easy to retrieve color, retrieving the original font name seems to be non-obvious. PDFSelection objects have an attributedString property, but for fonts that are not installed on my computer, the NSFont object is Helvetica. Of course, the fonts in question are fairly expensive, and acquiring a copy just for this purpose would be poor form.
Short of dropping to CGPDFContentStream (which is way too big of a hammer for what I want to get), is there a way of getting the original font name? I know in advance what the fonts are going to be, can I use that to my advantage?
PDFKit seems to use the standard font lookup system and then falls back on some default, so this can be resolved by spoofing the font to ensure that PDFKit doesn't need to fall back. Inspecting the document, I was able to identify that it uses the following fonts (referenced with their PostScript name):
"NeoSansIntel"
"NeoSansIntelMedium"
"NeoSansIntel,Italic"
I used a free font creation utility to create dummy fonts with these PostScript names, and I added them to my app bundle. I then used CTFontManagerRegisterFontsForURLs to load these fonts (in the .process scope), and now PDFKit uses these fonts for attributed strings that need them.
Of course, the fonts are bogus and this is useless for rendering. However, it works perfectly for the purpose of identifying text that uses these font.
Having struggles trying to get the following view to work across devices, this is just one of many of my auto-layout issues. I have some text next to a UISwitch, on devices that are large enough I am happy for the text to be on a single line but on smaller devices the text can be split across multiple lines, I just can't get it to work correctly, it either appears like the screenshot or somewhere else messed up no matter what constraints I try to apply.
The middle image is iPhone 7.
I know this question is old, but it is something I encountered myself recently.
In the storyboard, you should set the label's horizontal Content Compression Resistance Priority to 749.
Looks like the trailing side of the switch is not constrained to align with the trailing side of the text field and other UI elements. Also make sure there is no constraint for the width of the text, as this is what will stretch.
I am trying to copy content form outlook and past in my CKEDITOR it not remaining same only under line and bold is present but color is not display please provide some suggestion
thanks
Content pasted from Word or Outlook is unlikely to remain exactly the same - there are too many features in those programs which aren't supported in CKeditor.
However, to keep the font colours, families and sizes, you need to set the pasteFromWordRemoveFontStyles configuration option to false.
Hotmail appears to be the only client which produces an unwanted gap in-between two tables carrying images. They should be nested directly against each other. The 'display:block;' (within the img tag) is not the solution because I have multiple cells and images next to each other (in that header section with the logo).
The extra vertical space seems to appear in the tr, td, or table tags in the header section. In Hotmail it creates a 92px height, in everyother browser its 89px (same height as the images).
(I cant post images yet - not enough rep.)
The code via jsFiddle.
I've tried playing with line-height and margin. I can't seem to get any adjustments to respond in Hotmail. Any leads? (I've read all the other html email gap questions)
Try setting cellspacing and cellpadding to "0".
Since it's Hotmail you'll probably be able to troubleshoot the e-mail through your browser's code inspector (Chrome Inspector and/or Firebug). Try to find what elements are causing the gaps.
It's not such a good idea to use margin in an e-mail since this can cause a lot of compatibility issues. How is this e-mail behaving in Outlook 2007/2010/2013?