I am using Spring Tool Suite 4 in Ubuntu system to design UI using Swing Design, but while adding label component its content and border outline looks off which make difficult to maintain UI design gap.
Do anyone know how to fix this issue?
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What's the diference between app-header and paper-header-panel, that is the same question for app-toolbar and paper-toolbar, is about Polymer version? Cause I was following this tutorial, but I'n trying to build a Condensing header with sticky paper-tabs on top with the currents Polimer Elements(paper-header-panel, paper-toolbar), and I can't get the exactly sticky paper-tab like the example.
Thanks for your time, I would appreciate any help!
The polymer catalog is divided into a couple different categories enabling greater choice and control for developers.
App elements enable building full web apps out of modular custom elements
Paper elements are a set of visual elements that implement Google's Material Design.
There is overlap between some App elements and Paper elements; and in many cases, Paper elements build on top of App elements.
The primary difference is that App elements are unstyled where Paper elements are styled to meet the Google Material Design.
as stated in this video from the chrome dev summit .. the app-header is more app-like and the address bar disappears as the user scrolls up.
Hi Experts
My question is :
how we can achieve UI as shown in above image using angular-material?
if it is not possible using angular-material then which framework I can use
The Tabs for FLight, Hotel, Buses, Holiday this kind of tab using icon and text with transparent background.
the search text boxes using autocomplete.
I am using angularJs and angular-material.
Any Help would be a great support.. Thanks
All the basic components you mentioned are available in angular material:
Auto-complete
Tabs
You have also a lot of icons But i suggest you though to use FontAwesome
However for other things you asked, you have to absolutely learn css since no any framework can visually fit to your design choices.
I'm creating a game using WebGL. I'm currently working on menu design, and it occured to me that one of the great advantages I have in using web technologies is that I can use HTML for the GUI.
The game uses pixel art, so in keeping with that art style I want the menu to have pixelated buttons and text as well. I'm wondering if using CSS filters or something similar I'm able to pixelate my rendering of DOM elements, or if I'll need to create full button images beforehand (much less appealing).
Thanks!
I have some 10 odd Silverlight based components. I wanted to create a screen like interface in HTML, each screen holding some number of components and the user can easily navigate between the screens and use the components.
Can anyone suggest me some way in which I could easily implement such an interface?
Thank You.
As I understand from your question you need Navigation Framework.
With it you can have any number of pages(screens in your case) and navigate between them.
You also can do that kind of things using behavios. Very good video is avaliable at silverlight.tv : Creating Rich Interactions Using Blend 4: Transition Effects, Fluid Layout, and Layout States
I am web-developer. I would like to integrate 3D Content into my web-site. The level of integration should allow something like 3D Cube floating above HTML Content. Moreover, I want 3D Content to be interactive, i.e. one should be able to click on certain side of the cube and get some JavaScript code executed in same way as if somebody clicked a button.
I have seen some demos with CSS3 3D Transforms in HTML 5. It's even possible to render HTML Content on 3D Objects like images and buttons, but they don't seem to allow something as sophisticated as floating cube.
Is it possible today? Which technologies should I use?
After some research online found XML3D and X3DOM projects. They offer integration with DOM and JavaScript, XML-like scene description and even programmable shaders. Seems that it's exactly what I was looking for, however both projects are still in development :(.
The best options you have available today are CSS transformations, and/or the Canvas element. With CSS you can perform various transformations, even including the construction of an animated cube (easier with preserve-3d).