How to remove this features from my JomSocial? I don't know what is that but looking ugly. Thanks for answers
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How to add the HotJar tracking code to YooTemplates?
Although it's no longer a question for me, i thought maybe this could be of some help to others.
So, the recommended by hotjar documentation ''index.php file'' is not the appropriate file for adding the hotjar tracking code. Instead, i installed the code at
template/layouts/theme.php
screenshot just before the '''' tag at the end of the file
I am not a programmer so maybe someone else has a better solution to suggest to help the community. So far it has worked fine for me for years.
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I guess you can even load it in a custom html module in the 'footer' position. Please try and let me know if it works. Then the community will have a second method to do it ;)
I can't figure out what VS Code's editor.autoIndent setting does. I've tried copy+pasting unindented code with the settings turned on and off and the code is just pasted as it was copied - unindented.
Can someone please explain to me what this setting does and a clear use case?
Thanks!
I wasn't paying attention to the Extensions with indentation rules of the language must be available part of the editor.autoIndent description. I installed the Prettier extension, added it's identifier to "editor.defaultFormatter": "esbenp.prettier-vscode" and editor.autoIndent now works perfectly.
I've also created a video explaining it, which might help.
Many modules in vscode may provide some code formatting, depending on the language to format ...
And there is EditorConfig (https://EditorConfig.org) that should simplify this task, quickly, and once for all environments, as long it is largely supported by other IDE.
Any way, in order to format your code, you'll have to ask for this action, usinf either the F1 key + "format this document", or Ctrl+Maj+I
I am trying to add custom fields to Phabricator, particularly Maniphest, and even the example given in the documentation does not work (there is an open quote in it, but even correcting that still does not help.
I have made sure that the config is a valid JSON, using Firefox's console and I have trimmed all tabs and spaces and yet it does not accept it. Any idea what am I doing wrong or if it is a bug? If so, is there a workaround?
I fixed the documentation. The example also had an incorrect trailing comma at the end. The best way to report bugs to us is to file them against the upstream, here:
https://secure.phabricator.com/maniphest/task/create/
It is quite annoying to see codelens reference between the field and field's attributes. It requires to add a lot of additional spaces around to make everything readable. Is it possible to display CodeLens reference above the attributes?
No, this is currently not possible.
If you'd like to see this, I suggest you give the product team a shout-out on the Visual Studio UserVoice and post back the link as a comment to this answer. I'd suggest not to move the code lens information, but to suggest the location to be made configurable :).
Though I can't disclose any details, I've seen your feedback before and I know it has been considered, but rejected.
This is an old question but as an update to #jessehouwing this is Visual Studio team answer:
Dear supporters for this suggestion
Thank you for your feedback on this idea.
We designed the Code Lens indicator to be as close to the actual
function declaration as possible, to allow you to make a better
cognitive connection with it. At one point during the development of
Code Lens, we actually tried locating it above the attributes as this
suggestion requests. It looked great in simple cases, but
unfortunately it started to feel “disconnected” from the declaration
when more attributes were added. It really looked strange at around
three attributes, but started feeling a bit odd around two.
Here’s a pathological “real world” case which illustrates this -
https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/blob/master/src/VisualStudio/CSharp/Impl/CSharpPackage.cs#L26
Imagine the indicator above the attributes in this case.
For this reason, we’re declining this suggestion at present.
Thanks! Mark Wilson-Thomas Program Manager, Visual Studio Editor Team
So sadly it won't be fixed, but after reading the whole answer, I have to agree.
I am totally new to Magento. Still learning, so I am confused about where to start off when I have to do something new.
I have to add just another input field in the checkout that gets saved in the order and displayed in the back-end.
So can someone give me directions? It can probably be implemented in an existing extension, but I don’t really have a clue. Any help and explanation will be greatly appreciated.
It would seem a popular solution is to utilize the order "agreements" for comments.
My answer here has lots of tips
And this blog specifically talks about installing a free extension and his explanation of the process is simple and thorough.