When the class name is specified as "fa-fa" it displays flag icon. However this is not documented in font-awesome. Is this a bug?
fa is an alias for fontawesome and it is documented here to show the flag.
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in windowbuilder i have a textentry field.
in case the entry is invalid i display the message and want to highlight that it is selected.
the following code works that it does all, but highlighting:
txtSoftwareId.setForeground(SWTResourceManager.getColor(SWT.COLOR_RED));
txtSoftwareId.setText(errorMsg);
txtSoftwareId.selectAll();
txtSoftwareId.setFocus();
txtSoftwareId.showSelection();
if i start typing it will delete the entry as it should. only thing is i would like to highlight.
i tried the background color, but that would change the textfield background but not the text background.
Any ideas how to do that?
I also run into this once, it's a known bug on Windows and 3.X Eclipse platform. Has a workaround, see here.
I'm creating website and I have a little issue. For every name for class or ID, I used camelCase, but fontello icon always have syntaxes: icon-something. Is there a way to create alias to icon, smg like iconSomething?
Fontello CSS Prefix
Fontello has a built-in setting that allows you to change the css prefix from icon- to an alternative. On Fontello.com at the top of the page, there is a square button with a wrench on it. When you click on that button, you will be presented with a text-field that allows you to change the icon- css prefix. It's also worth noting that the - is not required.
I have just downloaded and installed a new theme ( flat metro ). It uses the Font Awesome 4 Menu plugin which i have installed and is version 4.5.0.0
When creating a page there is a selection box to choose the font awesome icon, along with a link showing all icons available.
The problem is some of the icons are missing from the selection list. For example, i have no icons that start with "n". I did want to use the newspaper icon but i simply don't have it listed. There are several others that are also missing.
I can not see a way to update the list and the version is current, am i missing something?
Thanks
As you can see in the above picture I am just using the default combo box of jqwidgets with the jqx.base.css as the CSS file. I just can get the arrow mark on the combo and also the check boxes of the elements checked in black color.
I have tried with IE10 and Chrome 21.
Anybody out there having a clue?
the issue is that you did not add the images folder used by the CSS file.
Symbol Usage Highlighting was added to MonoDevelop in version 2.4 and is described as follows:
When placing the cursor over a symbol, MonoDevelop will now
automatically highlight all usages of that symbol in the editor. The
keys control+shift+up/down can be user to jump between symbol
instances.
I can't seem to find how to change the colors associated with this new feature (I assumed that Options\Syntax Highlighting would hold the colors like it does for everything else, but I don't see the entry that's associated with S.U.H.).
I can't download a newer version of MonoDevelop as I'm using it with Unity and doing so will cause issues with the debugger.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Preferences > Syntax Highlighting
Create a new scheme. Edit it
Modify the foreground color of "Bracket marker"
Its not nice that the bracket highlight color is the same as variables, but it works.
I'm using version 2.8.2
Symbol usage highlighting seems to use the bracket marker's foreground color. It's the color argument in the entry:
<Style name="marker.bracket" color="#CB4915" bgColor="#67322C" />
At least when using MonoDevelop 3.0.1 it is.