My label looks like this if I write a text value in English:
But like this if I paste a text value in Arabic or Persian:
It is not using the top of the label area and falls out below. It's like the text is misaligned vertically.
I would like to fix this. What happened? Am I doing anything wrong? How do I fix it?
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I am new in Tableau and I couldn't find a solution so I am searching help here.
Problem:
I have a chart that looks like below:
I need to add to the brighter blue bars a string "Start" and to the dark blue string "End". Unfortunately when I click on "Label" I change for all. Do you know how I could do that?
Regards
Tomasz
I'm getting trouble printing some labels with a Zebra GK420t.
I have the next designer and how I need to print:
And the Zebra Designer Essentials generate the next ZPL script:
CT~~CD,~CC^~CT~
^XA~TA000~JSN^LT0^MNW^MTT^PON^PMN^LH0,0^JMA^PR3,3~SD23^JUS^LRN^CI0^XZ
^XA
^MMT
^PW192
^LL0823
^LS0
^FT109,754^A0B,28,28^FH\^FDTEXTHERE^FS
^FT109,482^A0B,28,28^FH\^FDTEXTHERE^FS
^FT109,211^A0B,28,28^FH\^FDTEXTHERE^FS
^PQ1,0,1,Y^XZ
but it only print the center text and it vertically.
What is wrong with my ZPL/design?
It is my first time with this kind of printer, so i'm very newbie and I need use Browser Print, using a Javascript Library, and all ok here. But when I printed it, everything is wrong:
Only print center text
It prints vertically
Text is cut
Thanks
What Mark said is correct, but what I want to add is that I've the feeling you created the label in zebradesigner using the landscape orientation and this explains the B parameter and also why the three text fields are vertically aligned instead of being horizontally aligned.
What you can do instead of trying to manually correct the ZPL code, is to generate a new label using zebradesigner, but setting the orientation to portrait and unselecting the "rotated" option.
Second thing is to configure the label layout in this way, just changing the dimension and the horizontal gap according to the labels you have.
This should generate a valid ZPL code.
I'm looking for a way to create a text field that is just a line (png or something) and on that line the user can type.
What I have is a line (png) and set this as background off the text field. Then vertical align this so the line is in the bottom.
It is almost what I want to achieve, only the text is floating a bit.
Someone could help me?
Working in xCode btw.
This is achievable by using UITextField and UIImage.
1) UITextField with
BorderStyle: UITextBorderStyleNone
Vertical Alignment : UIControlContentVerticalAlignmentBottom
2)Place UIImage right bellow the text field and add line.png
I have noticed a strange behaviour concerning rotated texts (Label,...) in JavaFx...
Originally, I just wanted to be able to display Labels vertically in a GridPane. The first problem is that there is no simple way to tell a Label to display its content in a given direction/orientation. It would be nice to have something like the Side property of the tabPane which would allow to easily turn the text around...
Anyway, I then resigned myself to use the Rotate function to turn my Label. That is when the strange thing began to occur...I am putting my Label in a grid cell which would not be large enough to display the full text if it is not rotated but the text should be able to fit once rotated. The problem is that the text appears wrapped even when it is rotated as if the wrapping test were done before the text is actually rotated... The problem can be seen on this screenshot http://hpics.li/e210f2f : the text that should be displayed is written in the Tooltip and we can see that only the first letter of the rotated text is displayed in the cell grid even though there is more than enough space to display it all...
Anyone has any idea on how to solve that ? Is it the intended behaviour or is it just a little bug ?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
I am using dijit's FilteringSelect box and trying to create a custom rich text HTML label, as per the documentation on dojocampus. I want my label to have the name of the object aligned to the left and a count aligned to the right. The way I am doing this is setting my label like so:
label: "left3 <span style=\"float:right;margin-top:-18px;\">right3</span>"
The problem is that when I hit the drop down menu, the right floated text appears about 20px below its associated left text. You can see an example of this here: http://jsfiddle.net/j9c3n/ The first FilteringSelect box contains the "buggy" behavior, the second box is my current workaround (adding margin-top:-18px) to the label.
Is this the correct behavior for the FilteringSelect label? Am I doing something wrong with the HTML? I tried including a <br style="clear:all;"> but that didn't help. I also tried setting all margins and padding to zero, as well as including a wrapper div around both the left and right text. All I can think of is that maybe the problem is the line height?
I guess my question is, Is this a bug in dijit.FilteringSelect, or am I just wrong thinking that the labels should all be vertically aligned?
Try this:
label: "<span style=\"float:right;margin-top:-18px;\">right3</span>left3 "