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To prepare my assignment, I came across a useful site where I could get some useful text. I wanted to copy some line of text from the page of the site,but cursor was not allowed there. What should I do to allow cursor for such pages?
I tried by inspecting the element,but the attempt was unsuccessful. I used the same method that I often use to see password by changing input property from password to text.
I want to know how to change cursor property of a page?
You can disable javascript from your browser , copy text and then enable it
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I would like my code HTML code to run on Edge because I'm more familiar with it, how can I do that?
There is no option to directly run code in Edge. But there is two options to do this.
Option 1: You can open it using -> Open With -> EDGE Select.
Option 2: You can set the EDGE as a default browser. Then you just click and open.
one way to do is -> Save it to text file in html format (.html extension) and drag drop it to edge browser.
if you scenario is more complex then update your question.
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I am trying to develop a C++ program which also has a Help button on its menu bar. I'd like to know if it is possible upon clicking this button, if a html document can be opened on the browser, and if so could you explain how to please? I tried researching this but to no avail. I intend to use the html document in conjunction with CSS and JS too. Many thanks!
On Windows, you can do:
ShellExecute (NULL, __T ("open"), url, __T (""), __T ("."), SW_NORMAL);
where url is the page you want to open (e.g, __T ("https://stackoverflow.com/")).
This will open the page in the default browser (initially Edge, but users can change it).
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I have an h1 header on my page that simply says "Hello world".
I want to know how I can add a form to change the header to say "Hello world from my_form_field_value".
It depends on the technology you are using (jQuery, ASP(.NET), PHP, etc).
user3047190's answer used jQuery (client side solution). If using a server side solution, you can have the form send a querystring containing the text to the server and return a page with the text you just typed in.
Here's an online example: http://html.net/tutorials/asp/lesson11_ex1.asp
Here's the tutorial explaining the above classic ASP example: http://html.net/tutorials/asp/lesson11.asp
This question is horribly phrased so I'm afraid I will answer your question with other answers.
What I believe you want is on input change, you want to capture the change (Detecting input change in jQuery?) and update the h1 text: $("h1").text("newString");
(that will only work with jquery included)
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Most (maybe all) browsers show a drop down list of previously used user names when logging into a website.
Is it possible to style this drop down, or is it browser specific?
No, you can't style them as they are not really a part of the webpage itself.
If you're making your own website though, you could make your own drop-down list, which gets a list of recently used usernames, and style that how you want it. But you'll need to use, for example, javscript or php to do that, and it's just completely unnecessary.
And besides, a user should really only have one account on a website.
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Let's say I want to know if a call-to-action (like a fill-out form) is placed "within the fold" meaning it is visible as soon as you load the page without scrolling. Is there something in the html that would allow me to know this?
You may want to start by reading up on the CSS position attribute. Perhaps position: fixed is what you are looking for. But it really depends on the remaining content of your site.