I wanted to update the Particular Text like Passed in Green and Failed in RED in TestRail.
It is a text area where we are entering the comment.. But looks like that Textarea will not render html code.
https://www.gurock.com/testrail/docs/user-guide/getting-started/editor
When I read that they are not supporting color for the text area..
You cannot use Markdown or HTML within a code block, which makes them a convenient way to show samples of Markdown or HTML syntax:
we can not change the HTML page but the only option is passing HTML code to the content.
Any possibility is there?
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I have a website and Google search used to pick-up header ids to build anchor links, such as this one: https://queirozf.com/entries/pandas-dataframe-plot-examples-with-matplotlib-pyplot#bar-plot-of-column-values
However, they are now using URLs with Text fragments, which means that the anchor leads directly to some block of text. For example: https://queirozf.com/entries/pandas-dataframe-plot-examples-with-matplotlib-pyplot#:~:text=Bar%20plot%20of%20column%20values
This is a problem because all my pages have a Table Of Contents so the text fragment matches the text there, rather than the actual correct Heading
What's happening:
This is the actual heading the user should be directed to:
Is there a way to add some markup to the table of contents so that it'll be skipped when the browser looks for the matching text?
I want to show code in a html page. The code may be written in any language.The output should be as follows:
All you need to do is write up some CSS (or use inline styling) for the grey background div and then use <span> tags to color the text inside of a <p> tag.
Here is some info on span tags: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_span.asp
Also, you have to replace some characters in the code you want to display. You should replace < with <, and replace > with >. You can put all of that inside of a <code> tag if you would like, but I don't think its necessary.
If you would like it to automatically be colored and formatted and such, then you may need some JavaScript or something, but if it is a static HTML page, then you should just stick with the basics.
I have a little bit of a problem here. I am making a kind of chat application in Flash CS5, using Action Script 3, and I am trying to make URLs that appear in the main chat textbox (where all of the things that other people have said come up), which is a TextArea component, be converted into HTML link tags. I have this working, but the problem I am facing now is that the links appear black. I want them to appear with an underline, and blue text. I am formatting the TextArea with TextFormat, and I am using some of the functionality that is only available in TextAreas, so I cannot use plain dynamic labels.
I have also tried using the style attribute of the link tag, but that didn't do anything.
How can I change the formatting for the link tags to appear blue and with an underline?
My current code for changing the links to HTML link tags looks like this:
txtOutput.htmlText += replace(/(?:http|https):\/\/\S*/g, function ():String
{
return '' + arguments[0] + ''
});
have a look at style sheets you can implement hyperlink styles form there.
update:
The textArea has a textField property. try applying he style sheet to that.
I've got a <textarea>, but I need to color specific lines different colors. Apparently, I can't do this.
I could perhaps use a <div>, but I like the look and scrollbar of a <textarea>.
Is there any sort of database of HTML elements somewhere that I can check? It's rather annoying having to burden the posters of StackOverflow whenever I can't place the name of an element.
Textareas can only contain plain text. No possibility to format via CSS. You need something like a WYSIWYG Editor (CKEditor or TinyMCE)
Or if readonly, filled by javascript:
Use a simple div which can contain HTML markup inside for your line colors. Then style it with CSS to look like a textarea (scrollbar maybe)
For some reason elements are added to my html code and the text is rendered as italic.
http://109.72.95.174/astudio/sites/lancelmaat/performanceinstallation?tid=22(see bottom lines, or content of menu "Contact")
I'm using CKEditor in Drupal for the input of some text areas.
But it is strange, because the elements are added only for specific pages...
Also, I cannot see the elements in Safari Developer bar (I only see style: italic), but I think this is a smaller detail.
thanks
One of your nodes ("a live library") has on unclosed <em> in the message body, near the sentence that says "Voorjaar 1998 werd ik uitgenodigd doo..."
This is (accidentally) incorrect HTML, but different browsers react differently -- some add extra <em>s to straighten things out and italicize the rest of the page, some ignore the error, etc.
Diagnosis and Solutions:
This is happening because the node has HTML, and the maximum length in your display happens to break inside of an italic block for that node.
This is could be caused by one or more of the following. (Tough to tell witch without knowing how you set up the page, but all should be easy for you to check)
1) The node's HTML is incorrectly written. (Solution: fix the code so that all tags are correctly closed)
2) The "Preview" of the node is left to be determined automatically. If you're using Full HTML in a node, you should always set the teaser manually so you don't get orphaned tags in the preview.
3) In Views, you have the "Trim this field to a maximum length" checked. If so, you should also use the "Field can contain HTML" option, since this forces Drupal's built-in HTML corrector to run
4) You have another module that's doing something similar to the options described above. That module might have it's own HTML correction options, or you can use Drupal's built-in corrector (admin/settings/filters/%your-filter)