Is it possible to place the konsole tabs on the left (or right) side, instead of at the top or at the bottom? Seems can't be done by using a user-defined stylesheet.
Any pointers will be greatly appreciated.
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Is it possible to call the sidebar by swiping left(or right) on the body? without any button to trigger.
Thanks. I am using semantic-ui's sidebar. It's much nicer if i can make it work with semantic-ui's sidebar. But if that's not possible it's okay. Thanks.
You can use jQuery for this, just place a div where you want to swipe.
$("div").on("swipe",function(){
$(menu).show();
});
You only have to put in the names now :)
You can also do swipe left or right, here is a link to further explenation:
http://www.w3schools.com/jquerymobile/event_swipe.asp
I have been trying to figure this out for a long time now, and I really could use some help. Since the bxslider is exactly what I need I just want to know how to get rid of this:
code:
CSS:
http://pastebin.com/L8Xh1ENf
Markup:
http://pastebin.com/KStgy9Dt
Any help would greatly be appreciated!
The reason for the spaces was the "margin:0px auto 60px;" this property is centering the slider in the middle, hence creating spaces to the left and right side.
In addition to that, there were many markup with margins, select all elements and use this
*{margin:0;padding:0;list-style:none;}
This will reset everything
Here's the working code
I have many different elements floating around a page at different speeds. When an element leaves the right hand side of the page, it should start to float in the left hand side. This is easy, if the element.x is bigger than canvas.width, element.x = -100. This sets it a little further out so it doesn't look jumpy. But now here is the problem, how do I do it if the element leaves the left hand side of the page? We cant say if element.x < canvas.width because some elements will naturally be on the outside of the canvas floating back in.
Thanks for your help
There are a few ways to go about this.
One is to only "move" the element to the other side if it is completely offscreen (if there is zero intersection). Then moving it means that you always intersect the screen by only one pixel.
Another is to check "where it was coming from" by keeping track of its last location or knowing its trajectory (you probably know this if you're animating). If it is coming from the left and going to the right and you're on the right side, its leaving the screen and you have to move it. But if its coming from the left and going to the right and you're on the left side of the screen, you know its entering and its OK.
I am using ckeditor and I have a number of pictures in my content. One issue i see is that you have the ability to add horizontal or vertical space around a picture but you can't just set a right or just a left horizontal picture. Normally if I have a picture on the left side of a page and the content to the right, I would just want to set the right margin (to avoid the image being indented on the left)
from looking at the ckeditor demo, I only see the ability to set the space on both sides of the picture. Is there anyway around this without having to do custom css as I want to give this feature for non technical users?
this uses custom css, but its in the ckeditor ui; right click on the image, click on the advanced option tab; change the margins to fit your needs. flushed left, margin-left:0; flushed right will be margin-right:0
When we right click image in ckeditor demo, It is showing one option as image properties. When we click on this a model window will popup. This model window has alignment property. One can set it to left or right as required.
Hope this will help you.
What if we put 0 in hspace and 0 in vspace and adjust alignment = left|right.
I'm trying to make an image stick to just above the footer on the bottom left hand side of the main content, under a left nav, but what with all the floats etc, I simply cannot make it stay where I want it. Here's a link:. I've tried margins, positioning on left nav elements - you name it.
I'd love a fresh pair of eyes to have a look for me, any help would be much appreciated!
Solved for anyone else who wants to know - I didn't add the correct margin under the #leftnav.