I want to add an icon for restore in my code but I can't find anything suitable in the entire glyphicon library. I thought of using the refresh icon because that was the closest match but I am not satisfied with it. Any suggestion guys?
glyphicons-roundabout
glyphicons-refresh
glyphicons-retweet
Try this glyphicons.. if it is not suited then use Fontawesome
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I am a newbee. Trying to add something like a dropdown list of option to one of my views in React Native app. Have been searching everywhere and here as well, but seems like everyone trying different stuff but most of them do not work coz they r out of date or simply wrong. Read something about picker but unsure.
Prefer to have a fully customisable menu that can be positioned and restyled.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
So, as a result. I have not found ant decent solution, so just used touchableopacity as 3 different buttons insted of a dropdown list.
Refer the react-native git hub repository, in there you can find you want exactly
https://github.com/facebook/react-native
DRM-protected iTunes movie and music files show a fairly standard-looking Quick Look preview, but with an extra line of text added above the default material:
I'd like to be able to replicate this behavior for my DRM-protected custom document type, but so far I haven't found a way. Is there an easy way to achieve this and still keep the system-default content and layout? Sure, I could easily obtain all of the metadata and build my own preview, but then I'd have to worry about localizations and future-proofing.
No, the only way is to build a custom Quick Look preview extension and/or plugin.
This has been driving me crazy when users ask me this.
Why does the anchor feature use a flag for the icon?
I've not found the answer to this is any supporting documentation, google, or in any previous question here.
This is a choice of CK developers I think, it is possible to change the icon if you wish.
As you know, in Windows Phone SDK there are several styles that you can apply to textblocks.
For reference: MSDN
Since you can't always remember the full name of the style, is there an easy way to apply them? Do I really have to go to that link everytime I need to apply a new style?
IntelliSense is not helpful enough? I usually, write StaticResource text and then the list gets filtered with all the styles containing the "text" string. Kind of depends according to your needs. If you want to apply for font style, write "font" and see the list of suggestions.
Now, I'm not sure if my IntelliSense is as yours or is already enhanced by Resharper. If you haven't heard of it, take a look at it. You gotta hit CTRL+SPACE if the suggestion list isn't there, and it will get filled with possible matches. It's a nice productivity tool that does MUCH more and actually is not free but, I guess you could also get it crac... ahem :)
Other than this, I guess a quick bookmark to that web address, does that job pretty well. :)
The easiest way is to ensure you have the visual designer open while creating the view. You can right click on your TextBlock select Edit Style -> Apply Resource ->. From here you will see a long list of available styles to pick from.
I just found out that what I was looking for will be implemented in Visual Studio 2013!
Here you go: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2013/08/09/xaml-editor-improvements-in-visual-studio-2013.aspx
The behavior of the tooltip in the inline editor is so annoying while typing or moving cursor around. : How do I remove it or change the its behavior?
I want to show the image but have not enough reputation. :) http://ckeditor.com/forums/CKEditor/How-do-I-remove-the-inline-editor-tooltip
This issue will be resolved in CKEditor 4.2. You can use proposed solution if you wish to have it immediately or just wait a couple of weeks for stable 4.2.
apparently the ckeditor team didn't think this was important or easily achievable:
http://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/9896
Don't give up, i think if you find the right element within the CKEDITOR iframe, you could disable it using JQuery.
You could always give it a go:
How to disable tooltip in the browser with jQuery?
Besides that it's not more than a title attribute to the editor.