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Does anyone know about a Visual Studio 2013 extension or an IDE option highlights (underscores) the color structure right in the code editor and lets you call the color picker (popup window) to choose a color visually? The point is that I saw this functionality accidentally but I do not know how to enable this in my IDE at home.
This should look like on the picture presented below:
You can enable this option from ReSharper, in Resharper options in the settings tab, the option Usages Highlight Color
Documentation about this option
Update: Extension for a selection of color friendly
Inline Color Picker
Thanks to everyone who tried to help me.
At last, I've found the answer to my question.
This is the color picker extension from "DevExpress CodeRush for Visual Studio":
1) Working with Color in CodeRush
2) DevExpress CodeRush
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I created a HTML template that I want to get into an email so it can be sent out, but how does one do this? I have Outlook 2016 and research I had read before with Outlook 2013 and below you could 'insert text' instead of the linked file, but Outlook have removed this.
I would be willing to use another program in order to get it into an email for sending out as a newsletter, so it doesnt need to be outlook.
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Many thanks.
For me worked worked following to add functionality - File attach "Insert as Text" into Outlook 2016:
What if you want Outlook 2016 to behave like Outlook 2013 and earlier? Well, the Attach File with the dropdown is not customizable directly, but you can add an old-style Attach File button. To do this, start a new email, right-click the toolbar, and click Customize the Ribbon. Right-click the New Mail Message section on the right, and choose Add new group. Then select the Attach File command on the left, and the new group on the right, and click Add. I have called my new group Custom:
The effect is that you now have two Attach File commands, one of which behaves just like Outlook 2013:
Outlook 2016 still does have the classic attach file button with insert as text, you just need to do a little work to get it (http://www.msoutlook.info/question/classic-attach-file-button)
My recommendation for inserting HTML into a desktop client would be Thunderbird (https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/). Outlook rewrites the email HTML before sending it out, which usually removes all media queries and can sometimes otherwise warp your display. Thunderbird uses a much friendlier engine and will allow your HTML to stay the same as it would on any popular Email Service Provider (such as SalesForce Marketing Cloud). Thunderbird has the option to literally "Insert HTML". This allows you to directly paste your HTML code and it populates in the editor.
For mail merge, you will need this add-on (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/mail-merge/), which I actually find better than what you get in Outlook.
Finally, I just wanted to make sure that you are meeting CAN-SPAM compliance on your email newsletter as it is considered a commercial email and want you to avoid potential fines (up to $10,000 per email). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAN-SPAM_Act_of_2003)
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I want to set my Bloggers Custom Page, Any one help me to set it. Please tell me the Script or code for this.
Go to Blogger Dashboard > Select Blog > Select Settings tab > Search Preferences
Select edit option of Custom Page Not Found
Add the below script :
<h3>404 - Page was not found</h3>
<p>It might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.<br/>
Please check that the Web site address is spelled correctly.</p>
Go to our home page
You can also add custom images similar to your blog theme.
See an example of a custom 404 page
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I have a big cartel store that I have customized, but I cannot figure out how to export it to transfer it to another store.
Is it not possible, or am I just missing something?
Currently the export options available for your Big Cartel store data are downloading order details, and your customization settings.
To download a copy of your store customization settings:
Head to 'Customize design' > 'Advanced', and click "Download current theme" at the bottom of the page.
To download your orders as a .csv file:
Head to the 'Orders' page in your Admin, and click "Export CSV" at the
bottom of the page.
To import the theme back into Big Cartel:
The only way to ‘import’ the theme is by copying each page’s code from
the theme files and pasting them into the corresponding pages in your
Big Cartel admin. The option to import a theme with the click of a
button is currently not possible, but hopefully in the future Big
Cartel will make that option possible. [source]
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Is there an addon that allows you to view, edit, localStorage information?
If there is and it works as an extension of Firebug I will be extremely happy.
Something like Google Chrome's local storage
similar to Firecookie but for the localStorage
Is there something like it?
FireStorage Plus! A great new FireFox Addon which is officially recognized by Firebug is available from the Mozilla gallery: http://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firestorage-plus/
This plugin extends Firebug to give you the functionality you need. As with Firebug itself, FireStorage Plus! is currently under heavy development so new features come out every couple of days...
It is stable and ready for use...
You can create, view, and edit localStorage in Firebug, no extension is needed.
http://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/DOM_Panel#localStorage
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That's easy to dump in built-in Firefox debug tools, just type in console:
console.dir(window.localStorage);
Result:
There is a new extension that is very useful for seeing and clearing localStorage, en mass. It is Foundstone HTML5 Local Storage Explorer.
What's good about it is that it shows all localStorage for every site -- not one site at a time like the other answers to this Q (so far).
Unfortunately, it does not provide an easy way to add or edit localStorage values, but that's not too hard in Firefox, anyway.
To Add, Edit, or Delete individual localStorage values in Firefox (Firebug is not needed):
Navigate to the domain in question, for example: http://stackoverflow.com .
Open Firefox's console (Ctrl Shift K in windows).
Set a value like: localStorage.foo = "bar".
Or use localStorage.setItem ("foo", "bar").
Change a value like: localStorage.foo = "all day".
Or use localStorage.setItem ("foo", "all day").
Delete a value like: localStorage.removeItem ("foo").
I've created a Firefox add-on to provide functionality similar to Webkit's.
You can find the add-on here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firestorage/
Let me know what you think.
Or you can use the Storage Inspector of the built-in Firefox Developer Tools (is disabled by default so you need to enable it in their settings under Default Developer Tools > Storage).
you can also use Steve Souder's Mobile Perf javascript plugin
mobile perf plugin
He gives you a browser link you can click on any website to get javascript debugging tools.
Storager provides local and session storage viewing, It also allows you to export to jdrop website to inspect contents remotely, which is great for debugging local storage on mobile devices.
You can also use the "Offline Data" bookmarklet to quickly inspect localStorage, sessionStorage and cookies stored by a web page: http://deceptiveweb.com/blog/examine-offline-data-bookmarklet/
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Because this is not the kind of company where wiki's are accepted, we tend to do a lot of communication through outlook. Sending code snippets through it is painfull.
Is there some way to get the markdown thing we have here, but in outlook?
For future visitors: https://github.com/mmanela/MarkdownOutlook
Per their wiki:
A simple plugin for Outlook 2013 which adds a button to the compose mail menu to enable Markdown mode. When enabled your email will be turned from Markdown syntax to html when sending.
Uses MarkdownSharp for the markdown conversion
Uses VSTO to integrate with Outlook
Uses an Installer Project to build an installer
I haven't been able to find an editor BUT you can write your email where I'm typing now which will show you the result in the preview pane. (including code snippets)
You can then copy the result from the preview pane into outlook (I've tried thunderbird too and it works)
If at first your code doesnt render nicely (ie colour coded) then ensure you are editing in the 'Ask Question' editor (not in the Your Answer section) - this made a difference for me.
Since Outlook uses Word as an email editor (Outlook 2007, Outlook 2003 can be configured to use Word) you could use the AutoCorrect feature to apply simple formatting to your email. __text__ will trigger italic and **bold** will trigger bold. List can be created automatically when typing - or 1.
Another option might be to run a VBA macro on sending the email which converts the Markdown formatting to (X)HTML.
I've taken to running Markdown Pro on my Mac and pasting the preview pane results into the message. Painful but workable.
There is a similar editor, MarkdownPad, for Windows, but I have not tried it.
If you use Thunderbird, then you can use the markdown-here extension.
My outlook 2007 works with basic markdown _italic_ and *bold* with no configuration.
I'm new to development on OS X, but -- I've been using the simple-but-it-works MarkdownLive for the same purpose. I think I've been using the free version of MarkdownPad on Windows, although I keep meaning to check out the MD functionality in WriteMonkey. Going forward, I almost certainly will just be using Sublime Text 2.
You might check out what Brett Terpstra is doing ... doubt he is running Outlook, but it might be a problem he has addressed all the same. I also want to look at this package of scripts for Marked
Hm. My work email is accessed through Outlook's web UI ... I think I smell a Chrome extension around here somewhere ...