I'm trying to integrate a common wide background image for Xamarin Forms Carousel page. As the requirement I need to smoothly change the visible part of the image according to changes of child pages (Ex. moving the visible part of the theme background image of a mobile phone when moving the menu pages). Is there any way to achieve this approach.
I am developing an action for Google Assistant and I want to know what I can on Smart Displays. In Google's own video, upon user input, the app shows carousels and if the user clicks any one of the carousel items, a new screen with a different background image opens.
When I dug in to see how we can do that, all I could find was a single general background image in the app setting. So my question is how can I change the background image depending on the user-input?
Google's styling options (incl. background image) for Actions on Google can be found in the Theme customization tab in the Actions on Google console. Please note that if you define a theme for your project, rich responses across your project's Actions will be styled according to your theme.
Background image will use a custom image in place of the background color. You'll need to provide two different images for when the surface device is in landscape or portrait mode, respectively.
Reference: https://developers.google.com/actions/assistant/responses
How do I add an icon to my finished application in apex 4.2.6 .. Not seen this in any of the books..in both desktop and J-query mobile UIs
You cannot modify the icons very easily. These application icons are some background images that are displayed using the CSS Sprite technique.
For each of the app report it's generated a class attribute from internal packaged app metadata.
That is the way to control which icon is displayed from those available in the sprite image.
Take a look at this discussion on Oracle community.
I'm working on a joomla 2.5 website and I'm using the sigPlus plugin to display an image gallery. The gallery is displayed using the boxplus popup engine.
All works fine but I would like to add transitions between the images instead of showing the loading indicator. Boxplus uses mootools - does anyone know how to easily add transitions?
Btw: I can not use the boxplus slider engine unfortunately (this one would have transitions built in already)
Many thanks
Mootools has built in transitions.
http://mootools.net/docs/core/Fx/Fx.Transitions
We have created a portlet. We then went through some pain to move images from our portlet into a theme created for our portal vendor. I disagreed with this move, thinking that having application images within the theme overstepped the bounds of the theme. We are now having issues caused by having the images in the theme rather than the portlet. A good part of that is because of our implementation, but I believe a portion of those problems are simply because the theme shouldn't contain application images.
Having said that, if you look at themes for the firefox browser, they override the images within the action bar, like the home, back, refresh buttons. Of course, one large difference there is that firefox is an application, not a web application, but does that really make a difference in where a theme should begin and end?
I'm not a web-ui guru, and would like some input from the community on guidelines for what is appropriate in a theme and what should remain part of the web application, and why.
My initial take is that application images (those that are a part of application presentation, and would be particular to a single application) should be part of the application, and layout, color schemes, and fonts should be part of the theme. If that's the case, how can you make an application that includes application images look good in themes with vastly different color schemes?
Our environment is Liferay portal, so it could be that the image handling within themes in liferay is different than other systems, but I would be interested in examples from other systems as well.
Many things such as color and shading gradients are difficult to do without images of some kind. If the images are artifacts that make the elements of the page better looking (by providing 3D effects, for example), then they properly belong with the theme or template.
If the images are specific to a particular customer, then they are not part of the theme or template.