Version
2.0.2
Reproduction link
https://play.nativescript.org/?template=play-vue&id=3rSNIU
Platform and OS info
Android
Steps to reproduce
Create button
set css border-radius
What is expected?
worked press animation
What is actually happening?
not showing
That's expected, by applying border radius you modify the default behavior of Android.
You will have to either use plugins like card view / ripple in this case. There is a open feature request to improve support for ripple effects.
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I have an application built with JSF and PrimeFaces. I am using a layoutPane and within it are two panels. I have set up CSS to scroll the content sections of the panels however the scrollwheel will not work on OSX using Chrome version 51. I can however use the arrow keys to scroll the section. The scrolling works as expected when using Safari and Firefox but not Chrome.
I should note also that I am using a Mac Pro with Retina display. I also have a second monitor attached that is a HP w2207. To make things even more interesting, if I drag the Chrome window to the HP monitor the scrolling works as expected. Dragging the window back to the laptop Retina display and the scrolling no longer works.
I have tried various system settings and nothing has worked. I have also tried altering the HTML/CSS thinking maybe there is some kind of collision between the parent panel and the child panels but I have not been able to come up with a fix.
Has anyone experienced this issue before or could point me in the right direction?
Upgrade Chrome to version 52.
I'm working on a different stack, but the issue seems to be exactly the same: in some cases scroll doesn't work and it happens only when I'm using Chrome 51 and Retina. I wasn't able to find the cause, and the only solution that I know is upgrading Chrome.
I'm trying to setup a Gallery similiar to the demo one, but with only one option, the fullscreen mode. The borderless mode should be default for everyone and not be able to changed.
The documentation gives this hint:
Bootstrap Image Gallery provides the additional useBootstrapModal option, which enables the original borderless layout as seen in the demo. The easiest way to enable this option is to adjust the lightbox container and set the data-use-bootstrap-modal attribute to false
However, if I do that, it wont look as pretty (no autoplay, no arrows, no small previews at the bottom.
Im trying to find a workaround for serveral days now, but wasnt able to do that.
Any hints? Thanks!
Change the div to this worked for me
<div id="blueimp-gallery" class="blueimp-gallery blueimp-gallery-controls" data-use-bootstrap-modal="false">
I have create a new view in order to be sure the opacity is not applied for some resource in my app, but for some reason it is not working in a clean enviroment neither.
I have checked the XF documentation and the modal with all the items should render in a solid color.
I have found the emulator was rendering a wrong modal for the picker, maybe it is caused by the default theme on the emulator. I have tested the app on a real device and seems to be ok.
Zoom with the mousewheel in their main example http://jvectormap.com/
I have tried to change zoomScale property in the config, but that only seems to afflict the zoom buttons and not the mousewheel zoom.
I would prefer the mousewheel to zoom with the same amount of steps as the zoom buttons.
if its still needed, answered your question in other topic
JVectorMap Scroll Speed and Full screen Issue
Doubt that you can put the same step, but at least you can try to find value that will behave similarly to buttons.
I found a bower package of jvectormap at https://github.com/tlvince/bower-jvectormap that's labeled as version 1.2.2 and here the mousewheel works as expected.
The problem still exists in all their demos on the website http://jvectormap.com/ and also in the latest downloadable code (2.0.1) in their official git repository https://github.com/bjornd/jvectormap
QtWebEngine (tried 5.9.2, 5.9.3, 5.9.10) does not obey macOS scrollbar setting to auto-show scrollbars. The scroll-indicator is always visible. We're seeing it in a C++ Qt app, but happen elsewhere, such as in the Qt sample quicknanobrowser. Non-Qt Chromium based apps such as Electron (and Chrome itself) behave correctly.
Anybody found a way to work around this with Qt-supplied binaries?
Quicknanobrowser example:
And in our product where it's particular ugly:
I opened a Qt issue: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-65745
More detail on expected behavior: macOS system preference Show scroll bars is set to Automatically based on mouse or trackpad: a scrollable control should hide the scrollbar until you begin scrolling with trackpad or a mouse with scrolling capability. Then it will show a scroll-indicator, and if you mouse over that it turns into a scrollbar.