I am trying out the Flex 3.2 version of the KCCalendar control. On the live demo here:
http://www.flex-component.com/demo/kccalendar/
it shows three different themes, one of which, is an Outlook theme. I was just wondering how exactly I set this theme either in the mxml or in the action script?
You may use:
ThemeSwitcher.applyOutlookTheme(calendarComponent); //calendarComponent is the id of the calendar component.
to change the theme. I discovered this by reading the source code of the demo page you posted. You can right click on the demo page, and choose View Source.
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I am trying to get the website back in working order, however I have gotten stuck where it looks like the HTML bleeds through.
Any one seen this before? I am using WordPress and all of my themes and plugins are up to date.
It is actually a shortcode and it is not displayed properly.
You can check it via various way -
1 - Please check shortcode written in text area not visual if you use a text editor
2 - Please check theme or slider plugin is activated or not.
3 - Please check the theme or slider file if you are aware of customizing and check add_shortcode or do_shortcode written is in a proper way or not.
I can't get editable html code behind the page. I want to make some changes to the page. Web site is hosted in the remote server. Someone assigned this task. There is empty editor when open edit page as below image.
Also I added plugin and actived it but can't get the result.
The picture you posted is of the WYSIWYG editor, which is only for adding content to the page.
If you want to edit the layout of the page itself you have 2 options -
Minor page edits to appear across all pages on the site - Go to Appearance -> editor -> page.php and then edit the code to suite your needs.
Large page edits to appear on one or two pages -
Get access to the files
Duplicate page.php with a different name
Edit code
When you go to add a new page you should have an option to pick a page template. Choose the page template you just created.
If you know exactly what you are doing, you can use Chrome "Inspect" feature, and change the HTML of the content inside the WordPress WYSIWYG Editor. After injecting your HTML, click Preview or Publish and your changes will be saved correctly.
In WordPress 5.5.3, you should be able to click the three dots on the top right, then select Code editor. Alternatively, press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+M.
I have created an ASP.NET application. I want to change color, position etcetera in the .CSS-file for a specific View.
The only .CSS-files I can find are the ones in the Content-Folder (Bootstrap, Bootstrap.min and Site).
And the Site.CSS hardly contains anything at all.
I was doing a tutorial where you changed it through the Page Inspector and if you had the Page Inspector Version 1.3 the changes in the Page Inspector were auto-committed. It did not work for me.
Therfore, my question is:
If I want to change things in the .CSS for a specific view where do I do that?
Let's say for example in the default(generated automatically) ASP.NET Folder "Views - Home - Contact"
I would like to change the backgroundcolor in this view only to grey. How do I do that?
Regards,
Chris
I'm trying to create a relatively basic custom fan page tab with Developer, and for some reason I'm unable to add the app to any pages. In the past with other similar , I've had a "view app profile page" link on the left, but for some reason it's not showing up.
Am I missing a step?
Go to: https://www.facebook.com/dialog/pagetab?app_id=YOUR_APP_ID&next=YOUR_URL where YOUR_APP_ID is found in your app settings, and YOUR_URL is indeed the URL of the tab (this has to be there an correct). This will take you to the Add to Page Dialog of your page.
This is taken from this tutorial: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/appsonfacebook/pagetabs/
If you want to make a button so that anyone can add the tab to their pages check DMCS' link.
See: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/dialogs/add_to_page/
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I have a lot of CSS files on the page. But a lot of these files are not used by styles. Is it possible to determine which files are used by page and which not.
Use http://getfirebug.com/ to debug the page.
When looking at the css it will reference which stylesheet is used.
For example:
You can see from the screenshot that when using Firebug it shows in the blue text that the page is using the style.css stylesheet.
Work down the tree in Firebug and simply hover over your elements and see which stylesheets are used.
You can debug with firebug ( http://getfirebug.com/ ). It will show what is used for what and allows you to find out.
You can do one thing :
open the website in Firefox
Use firebug to point some control on which you want to see the applied classes.
In the html source code in firebug , you can find the applied css classes on a particular control.
Find those classes in your CSS files.
Repeat this process for all the controls of the webpage.
Now you can remove those CSS files that are not used on that web page.
Thanks.
New in Chrome 59 is the coverage tool that shows you CSS and JS code coverage. It'll show you what percentage of CSS files are used on a page. When you click on that file, it'll show you which styles are used and which ones aren't. More info here: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/04/devtools-release-notes#coverage
Use Web Developer Addon with firefox.
http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/
After installing this addon goto firefox tool->web developer -> css-> view css.
There are many ways to find which CSS are being used by page.
here are some of them:
1) if you are using firefox then firebug is useful to use. http://getfirebug.com/
just right click on page and use Inspect Element option
2) if you use IE,then Developer tools is available in IE
3) If you use google chrome,then u can directly use Inspect Element option by right clicking on page.
The way to find or access to CSS files are used for current page, could vary base on the Browser and/or Operating system you are using.
Here I am going to share with you Opening the “Console” panel (Developer Tool) of Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera in both Windows and Mac OS.
When you open the Console of the current browser, click on the element you want to inspect and on the right hand side you will have a tab name Styles as shows below:
As you can see the image has the name of the CSS file (in this example named "desktop_ltr.css")