I use the hover feature in my inbox to read the subject line, however it disappears after 2 or 3 seconds and a lot of times I'm not finished reading it. Is there a way to set the amount of time the hover actually displays the pop up of the subject on the screen?
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I keep >80 tabs open as I multi-task through various goals. A time comes when I need to bulk close multiple tabs. This is where the problem of tab-tooltip clicks in.
I don't want to open each tab (and wait for it to load from memory). Instead I just hover over the tab's title for the tooltip to show the name of the tab and then close it if it's not needed.
It takes almost 1 second for the tooltip to appear. Is there any way I can set this delay to 0 for Chrome?
I'm using the Network tab in Chrome Dev Tools to profile how my page is loading.
It shows a blue line after the DOM is loaded, then a red line after the page finishes completely loading (all the ads, etc).
However, there are apparently AJAX requests that continue to happen periodically in the background and then network tab keeps timing these -- the result is that the granularity and detail of the initial page load gets lost as the scale keeps being increased.
The DOM usually loads within 1 second and the page is usually done loading in under 8 seconds, and there are dozens of resources to closely examine within these first few seconds, but the network tab tracks events that happen 1 minute and 3 minutes and 8 minutes out, etc. which results in 99% of the horizontal space being dedicated to tracking things I don't care about and 99% of the things I care about being squished into about 1 horizontal pixel.
I would like the network tab to stop timing after it reaches the red line.
There is a button in the upper right corner with the tooltip Record Network Log. If this button is red, then recording will continue. To stop the recording, press this button and toggle it to gray. Just wait until you see the red line indicating that the page is done loading, then hit the button to stop the recording of network events.
Google created new project based on javascripts. http://hyperlapse.tllabs.io/
Engine creating timelapse video but not generating it as visible video file.
How to get it? Only save from screen by desktop video grabbers?
Ok, I found a way, but its complex.
fist things first though, it wasn't actually made by Google, but by T+L labs using the Google Maps API and JavaScript.
Now, to the interesting part:
You're right when you say that there is no pre-made way to save the output video, so you have to mess around with the source code (to remove the overlays) before using screen capture.
What you will need:
Google Chrome
Screen capture software
Windows Live movie maker
Steps:
First, create your hyper lapse like you normally would.
Once you are ready to export, open 'inspect element' (in most browsers the default key is 'F12')
A window with lots of text should pop up. drag the edge out to enlarge the window.
Move your mouse down over the coloured text. As you do this, different parts of the page should highlight themselves in blue one at a time.
What you are seeing is an automatic system; when you hover your mouse over the code for an object on the site, the browser highlights it for you!
Move the mouse around until you find the section that highlights the scroll-bar at the bottom of the page.
Click once to select it, then press delete. The scroll-bar should vanish.
Repeat steps 6-7 for all the other things on top of the hyper lapse itself.
You should now have a clear space to record!
Finally, before you record, press 'F11' to maximise the window, removing the navigation bar at the top.
Activate your screen capture and record the hyper lapse through (Note: make sure the mouse cursor is off-screen whilst you capture)
Press 'F11' again to regain the navigation bar, and then 'F5' to refresh the page and get the removed objects back.
Use Windows Live movie maker to edit the capture down to the correct section, then export as a high quality film.
You're done!
I'm developing an Access 2007 Form. It's main purpose is to display records (usually more than 1 page) with a Close button at the bottom. Some highlights:
It is Continuous
Scroll Bars are enabled.
I'm testing this with 41 records. About a page and a half.
The problem is: If you keep scrolling after the last record, the screen returns to about the middle record. This doesn't seem like any standard GUI behavior I'm familiar with.
How can I get it to just stop scrolling when the last record is at the top of the screen?
Edit
I didn't even think about it when I posted this, but I get the expected behavior with Page Down and arrow keys. It seems to be only with the mouse wheel that I get this behavior.
I am trying to get my search boxes to change a different colour on click but at the moment it only changes colour for the duration of time I am holding down on my mouse. As soon as I let go of pressing down the cursor it changes back. How do I make it so it changes colour but as soon as I click something else on the page (even whitespace) it changes back to the original colour?
Take a look at this:
http://jsfiddle.net/LPVfn/
Cheers!
James
use
.search:focus
instead of
.search:active
There is a js library called HoverIntent. Maybe you could use it to get the desired effect.
http://cherne.net/brian/resources/jquery.hoverIntent.html
I'm currently using it to delay displaying a div tooltip for a few milliseconds after the user hovers over the search box.