I've already tried a few times to understand which extension of MediaWiki is used by Wikipedia. Any hint?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Mobile_access
The MinervaNeue skin and the MobileFrontend extension.
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I have an internal wiki I am using powered by MediaWiki. I am trying to add link within a
<source lang="c"></source>
area. Is this possible? If so, how?
This question is probably about the SyntaxHighlight GeSHi extension, that is bundled with newer versions of MediaWiki (so some users might not think of it as an extension). In that case, the answer is no.
The extension generates a <pre> element, that can, by definition, not include links.
This answer to a similar question mentions a recent feature addition that enables soft-wrapping for "prose". It seems that "prose" means markdown files. Anyone know how to enable wrapping for HTML documentation diffs?
While GitHub has soft-wrapping on prose diffs, there is no current support for auto-wrapping of HTML. GitHub support responded:
This is not possible currently, but we might add it in the future. Thanks for the suggestion, I'll add it to the Feature Request List™ so the team can see it.
Looking forward to seeing this feature. I don't know if they have community voting set up for features.
I was wonderig, if it is possible to work on code simultaneously. I am currently creating stylesheet with co-worker and i need a possibilty to preview the website online. Things like git are not efficient enough. Google Drive would be awesome if it only supported syntax highlighting and previewing.
Koding would provide exactly what you want.
Is there any good html & css editors in a web application? And I don't mean those like dreamweaver and eclipse. I mean like those editors stackoverflow uses when asking a question. I tried find for html editor online, but most of the editors don't support css. Does anyone know any good ones? Preferably to be used for Ruby-on-Rails! :)
I only use it in one place, but CKeditor has been pretty good. It integrates well with RailsAdmin, which is what I use it for. Look for the ckeditor gem.
You can use https://github.com/Nerian/bootstrap-wysihtml5-rails
I truly love TinyMCE. It's the editor that ships with WordPress, but it can be installed by itself. It is highly configurable, supports css, and is quite powerful.
There are two versions, a javascript version and a jquery version, so it can be installed with any server technology, but there is also a TinyMCE gem for rails.
I need some help.
Is there a way to use Kinect (on windows) using Adobe tools? Flash? AS3?
Is there any good tutorial for it.
Basically I need a basic feature - a navigation menu with my own UI.
Can anyone give some links to tutorials? Sample code?
I could not find any but I am sure there are many examples on the web.
Regards
Yoav
Yes this is possible! You need to use an ANE.
I would start here:
This is the git repot for the AIRKinect extension
Source:
https://github.com/AS3NUI/airkinect-2-core
Examples:
https://github.com/AS3NUI/airkinect-2-examples
Once you have the files check out this video tutorial on how to get started
http://vimeo.com/38104155