I'm trying to make the tabs in TabbedViewNavigatorApplication and ViewNavigator line up vertically instead of the original horizontal.
To be able to manipulate the tabBar I've followed this guide: http://devgirl.org/2011/06/14/flex-4-5-mobile-development-tabs-on-top/
I've managed to, via the guide, place the tabBar at the top of the screen.
So now the last thing left to do, how do I align the tabs vertical? I wan't one tab per row, as if they were buttons lying in a VGroup.
Should I use any kind of rotation to turn the tabBar 90 degrees or can I align the Tabs vertically? Should I manipulate the "TabbedViewNavigatorSkin" or in the TabbedViewNavigatorApplication.
How I want it to look: (picture has been Photoshopped for show)
http://imageshack.us/a/img96/2461/1234yl.jpg
Thanks
take the TabbedViewNavigatorSkin and modify it. if you are lucky, its just a matter of providing the layout orientation from horizontal to vertical
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I wanna know if it's possible to edit chrome/chromium devtools layout.
The reason is with a x Width > actualWidth, the layout is the left one (this is what i want as full time layout) and over the x Width < actualWidth, the layout change with the right one and I got square monitor so I can put the width too much if I want to see my render and the code javascript side-by-side.
So does it have a way to edit the devtools layout? If there is a way, how I can change the devtools layout?
Layout sample
Note: I'm using the right layout (dock to right)
Thanks for the answer
In the tab area for the content you are editing. On each side there is an icon that looks like a triangle towards a sidebar. Click that and it will hide the sidebar it is beside to give you more space.
Beyond that, you can click the overflow menu in the primary panel menu (the three icons beside the close button) and then select "Dock to Bottom" from the top layout choices.
Finally, the latest method available is to go into the Settings. Then under "Appearance" find Panel layout and change that to horizontal. This will then force the panels in elements and sources at least to be at the bottom always.
Each of these methods should provide you more area to work.
I have a secondary navigation at the top right corner of a site design. It is an awkward shape - 3 rectangles rotated - and all 3 need to be clickable.
It is a Twitter Bootstrap responsive site.
What is the best way to make them link? An image map seems too dated - chopping up 3 clickable images is awkward due to the angles involved. 3 Div's on top maybe? How can the DIV's keep correctly aligned with their targets whilst remaining responsive and working with Bootstrap?
UPDATE
The click areas need to stay in the top right over the image the whole time at every responsive width - including the mobile size.
You need to use css-transform to achieve what you are looking for.
Read the below for more details.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/transform
I'm using jquery mobile for a project which has a list-view and list-divider in it. I would like to make it so the list dividers stop scrolling when they get to the top of the page, and then keep scrolling again when another list divider bumps into it. For an example of what I mean, check out the iphone "contact's" app. Each letter (which is a list divider) stays at the top of the screen while you are still scrolling through contacts within that letter.
I've tried fixing the position but that obviously is not quite what I want. Is there a way to fix it only when it is at the top of the page? and then "un-fix" it as soon as a different list divider comes up below it?
The jQuery ScrollToFixed plugin is exactly what you are looking for. The examples will show you how to use the plugin.
Based on your description, I would say that the easiest way to accomplish this is to give each list divider a z-index greater than the one it overrides. That way you do not have to deal with minimum and maximum offsets, instead the overriding element will simply be layered on top of the previous one.
I have a divided box that has 3 panels in it... when a certain tab in tab navigator is clicked, then the sidebar with the three panels changed. One tab might show one Panel, another tab might show two of the panels and so on.
I can turn panels invisible and hide the dividers and ever almost positions the panels right, but the dividers still exists so it's not as dynamic as I would like.
Is their an easier way to add and remove panels from the Divided box that won't take as much manual configuration and hacking to make look right?
The problem is once I hide a panel the divider still exists.
Can't you do that with removeChild() and addChild()? See this and this for more information.
The key here is the .includeInLayout property. Set the panel you want to hide visible=false AND includeInLayout=false and you should have no problem.
Is it possible to place the Tabs on the bottom of a TabNavigator?
Currently, I want to see if Flex4 can create tabs for me positioned on the bottom.
Currently I can use library://ns.tink.ws/flex/mx for his positionedTabNavigator and yet it looks wonky, when I apply rounded corners on the tab, it rounds the wrong end.
There is no TabNavigator in Flex 4 (at least not a Spark component), you have to roll your own out of a TabBar and a ViewStack. So the good news is, you can put the TabBar anywhere you want.
Here's an example: http://devgirl.wordpress.com/2009/11/16/tabbed-navigation-in-flex-4/