I runs gnome3 in lastest archlinux, the windows shandow effects is hardly to see, how can I zoom out the shadow effects like OSX?
It says here that it is hard coded.
edit file .profile in the home direcotry, and add the following line:
export MUFFIN_NO_SHADOWS=1;
Then log out and back in.
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I am using PhpStorm because I really like the features, but I would like to disable this little popover to make it look cleaner. How would I do this without disabling the inspections themselves?
The popover:
You cannot remove/disable it. You can only make it less visible (smaller). For that you need to configure it to be as in previous versions: hover over and use the menu there, as simple as that (Compact View option on the screenshot below).
Before:
After:
I would like hide everything in the toolbar except the measureTools, which I managed to do using visibility: hidden for all of the other tools.
However, the dark background theme is still visible for all three tool-groups (navTools, modelTools, settingsTools).
Everything disappears if I set
.dark-theme{
visibility: hidden;
{
And if I modify the .dark theme{ background-color: rgba(34,34,34,.0);} it effects the expanded options that shows when the measure tool is clicked.
Any suggestion? Thanks a bunch.
Why not, better use the Headless viewer and add a Custom button that access the Autodesk.Measure Extension? By a headless viewer you can refer to this sample
https://viewer-rocks.autodesk.io/
That one is using custom made extensions that become available when you make the viewer go on full screen mode.
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Is this what you are trying to achieve? Only Measure Tool showing
Here also is how it looks when you try to use it.
If this is what you want, you can try using an extension we have called Control Selector, play with the extension and see how it works.
A live link that uses the extension can be found here.
https://viewer-nodejs-tutorial.herokuapp.com/
And here you can find the Code for the extension, just bare in mind that the extensions were written with ES6 sytanx, so it needs transpiling before it can be used.
https://github.com/Autodesk-Forge/library-javascript-viewer-extensions/blob/master/src/Autodesk.ADN.Viewing.Extension.ControlSelector/Autodesk.ADN.Viewing.Extension.ControlSelector.js
I have created a GRUB2 theme, which gives me a screen like this:
But when I select one of the items to boot, before it boots, for about 5 seconds, it writes a big black box over the screen, like this:
Where is this black box coming from? It is clearly bigger than the menu box - is there some way I can stop it from appearing?
The files for the alien theme can be found on GitHub here:
https://github.com/edhartnett/alien_theme
Turns out that the big black box cannot easily be turned off.
It is the terminal-box, an area for text messages to appear. The theme and user have no control over it or its appearance.
There is reportedly a patch that can help, located here:
https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/openSUSE:12.3:Update/grub2/grub2-enable-theme-for-terminal-window.patch?expand=1
The patch was removed from GRUB2. You can review this bug report for reason why it was removed:
https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=776244
I have not tried this patch or tried looking at the GRUB2 source code.
You can create a modified version of your background image and stick it in the terminal box for a seamless image, other than a tiny box outline:
For most users, the box will displays the messages:
Loading Linux %s ..." ${version}
Loading initial ramdisk...
For even more messages in the box (it's kind of neat), edit /etc/default/grub file find the line containing LINUX and remove quiet splash from the parameters. Save the file and run sudo update-grub.
Notes on recorded image
I attempted to use a cellphone with tripod but auto-exposure and auto-focus made it hopeless.
Then I installed VirtualBox 5.1 on Ubuntu 16.04 and used Video Capture. Unfortunately I had to scale grub down from 1920x1080 to 1024x768 for VB to work properly. As such the image is skewed in Virtualbox and you don't see the perfect fit that my normal grub boot has.
Edit your regular background image, cut most of the right side, repaste it shifted left and up. Save it as the modified background image.
In /etc/default/grub add the line GRUB_BACKGROUND= with the modified image location and name.
You might have to modify /etc/grub.d/00_header as per this thread. I did this on my machine.
The sample grub image is missing bootup messages because Virtualbox is intercepting and hiding them.
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I use Android studio 2.0.
Logcat show logs, but little bit odd.
I want to see one line. but it don't work.
Former Android studio 1.5 is show one line.
Please let me know how do that.
http://i.stack.imgur.com/26DCW.png
may be your soft wrap properties are enable.
Go to File--> Settings --> Editor --> General.
in General there is one option use soft wrap in editor.
just disable this option and try..
I think it works.
if it is not working then try this
there is red circle just click at that property on once.. your problem will be solved.
thank you.
I'm relatively new to SVG elements so I'm not entirely sure how this works properly, I'm having an issue removing an animated line, everytime I attempt to it breaks it.
Here's an example: http://www.mistersmedirectory.com/?page_id=4339
Here's the code (hit the character limit, had to use pastebin: http://pastebin.com/siXM69Vd)
Essentially, I just want to remove the animated line on the example that goes to nothing, but everytime I do it breaks, could someone point out to me the way to go about doing this
Thank you
I inspected it in Firefox and deleted the node.
http://pastebin.com/1j2CA5Sn
If removing that line breaks things then you just make bgfill color with transparent property
http://prntscr.com/7cljk7
Look this screenshot above i tried it in console and yeah i could'nt get access to your code so dint try there