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.
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Trying to change the HTML OF THE THEME but don't get any option for it in topbar with wp-admin is there any other way
There are a few ways you can go about this.
1) Find the desired element and target it with CSS to set the property of the element to hidden. You can find the element by using the browser developer tools (ctrl+shift+i in Chrome), select the blue area, figure out the class, id or whatever selector it has.
2) Create a Child theme of the existing theme and edit the HTML code directly.
There should be more than enough information on Google on how to create a Child Theme. There are even "one click" Child Theme add-ons out there as far as I'm aware of.
The reason you'd want to do this in a Child Theme, is because if you do it on the original theme, the changes you make will be overwritten when the theme has an update.
Note: Answers from this question did not work for me.
I am new to PhpStorm, and I'm currently using the version 10.0.1.
I'm trying to add a new theme Dark Peacock because it best suits my preference. I did my research and already tried placing the files in these folders:
C:/Users/USERNAME/.PhpStorm2016.1/colors
C:/Users/USERNAME/.PhpStorm10.0.1/colors
C:/Users/USERNAME/.PhpStorm 10.0.1/colors
C:/Users/USERNAME/.WebIde100/config/colors
C:/Users/USERNAME/~/.PhpStorm10.0.1/colors
C:/Users/USERNAME/~/.PhpStorm 10.0.1/colors
... but nothing seems to work for me. The new theme just doesn't show up in File->Settings->->Appearance & Behavior->Appearance->Theme Dropdown.
Any other idea out there?
It seems that I have confused "theme" with "color scheme".
The theme is the one that changes the general look of the application, that is, the background color of borders, sidebars, menus, and maybe more (of which I haven't discovered yet). This was not really what I wanted to change.
The color scheme is the one that changes the text editor's background and text colors. And this is what I was trying to change.
Color schemes do not show up in
File->Settings->->Appearance & Behavior->Appearance->Theme Dropdown
because they are in
File->Settings->->Editor->Colors & Fonts->Scheme Dropdown
NOTE: The exact location for Dark Peacock.icls that made this work is:
C:/Users/USERNAME/.WebIde100/config/colors
The colors folder does not exist, so I had to create it.
I have set up a WordPress website for a client and have found that the user cannot:
1) change font size
2) change the actual font
3) change colour of the font
for the text they enter in the WordPress admin section as there are no tools to do this in the WSIWYG text editor.
Any suggestions on how to achieve this, I have tried looking for a plugin that enables this but can't seem to find one.
Of course they can achieve this in the Text section through HTML but the users are not familiar with HTML and CSS and frankly I wouldn't want them doing that.
I am using the latest version of WordPress (3.9.2)
p.s. I have the TinyMCE Advanced plugin installed already, it's quite cool but it doesn't have the above features I want.
Believe It or Not you can do this with TinyMCE Advanced.
step 1.) Install and activate the plugin (you said that you done that)
step 2.) Navigate to Settings->TinyMCE Advanced (in admin back-end and click it)
step 3.) There you will see it says Unused Buttons click the button you want and
drag and drop it inside Editor Settings (above Unused Buttons).
step 4.) after you have drag and dropped buttons click Save
step 5.) in order to change font color hover over icons inside Edit post
on one of them (beside undo/redo button) you will see on hover tool-tip that says Toolbar Toggle
click it and it will expand TinyMCE
step 6.) beside emoticons icon you will see an A letter (that letter is
underlined) this is where you change text color.
As you can see there a lot of options to choose from (you probably want Font Family and Font Sizes just see the step3 )
I'm using foundation 4 and I am trying to override the standard '-webkit-appearance: menu-list;' which I can turn off but I can't get it to allow for me to override the icon. I attempted to try :after and that doesn't work (I found why in another post). I'm wondering, is there a way (other than jquery) to use css to replace the select menu icon?
If I have to use jquery that's fine but I'd rather be using css if possible.
I have a build system output in the console. However it is showing color code instead of the actual colorized text.
[37;46;1mTest file: static/tests/casperjs/login/test.js
How can I apply a color theme to the console output?
Thanks!
Unfortunately sublime doesn't support this. I ended up writing a plugin that parses the output and converts it into a colored version (for a subset of colors, ones we use in our testing framework).
If you would like to look into that, or if anyone stumbles upon this in future here are some tips..
I detect output in the plugin with an on_modified event listener and a view
with no name (view.name()). This does not uniquely identify the output pane
so you'll have to do a bit more than that, I found no other easy way (unless
you want to hook into your build plugin and act directly on the view it generates).
To make the color changes, I remove the color codes (view.erase()) and add color to the
regions marked by those codes with view.add_regions(). The colors I add are
ones I manually insert into a custom theme, as again there seems to be no
other way. Also, for some reason it seems you can't add a color with the
exact background of the active theme (it inverts it or something), so I set
the color's backgrounds to something just different.
As you can tell, it's a hacky, ad hoc solution, otherwise I would release it on Github.
You can also check out SublimeREPL, it does console text coloring