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I need to create some relatively complex image maps (like this) but fear doing them by hand. Is there a tool I can use to create complex maps easily? (Idealy a Windows or Mac app, but web apps also welcome)
You can use CSS.
Just make a <div> relatively positioned and have a background image.
Then, place a bunch of absolutely positioned, block-level <a> tags with certain widths and heights within the div. You can use Firebug to alter the anchor tags' left and right properties until the anchor tags cover their appropriate positions.
Fireworks can create and export image maps very well.
Don't forget to add Matt Stow's Responsive Imagemaps Plugin from http://mattstow.com/experiment/responsive-image-maps/rwd-image-maps.html
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1) Which of the rich text editors do you use for YII2? And why?
2) Is there any solution (extension) for the responsivity to specify different layouts for the same text block for mobile and desktop (as in Elementor or Visual Composer in Wordpress)?
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I personally always use TinyMce plugin from 2amigos .
TinyMce is powerful enough in its free version to fill all your needs and checks, and if something is lacking its simple and well documented so extending the component funcionality as per your wishes its very easy.
2) You could extend all your tags and blocks in tinymce to implement custom classes that make them responsive or hidden in certain resolutions based on your media queries. So yes. You could.
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Right now, I am using Notepad++ with two windows (page.html & page.css) - selecting an html tag I'd like to see the applied css for this specific tag, but with NotepadPlus I always have to scroll through deepest jungle of code.
The beavior I am asking for is similiar like with Firebug, when you inspect html and Firebug shows you the css applied on this specific tag.
The editor does not need to be complex, no wysiwyg.
(I know Dreamweaver is about visuality, but does it do the job?)
I think I have stumbled upon the functionality you require inside an editor called "Brackets". In your html file, if you target an html element, you can hit "Ctrl/Cmd + E" and you get the css for that specific element. And Brackets is a free to use Adobe editor. Hope this is what you are looking for.
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I was wondering if there is a CSS element inspector so you can easily copy an element completely AND all it's (USED ONLY) CSS properties.
I want to be able to copy only the CSS lines that used to create that specific [selected] element.
iow... I want to clean all lines that was NOT used for used to create [maybe] other element(s) without the need to work hard and search inside the CSS file(s) manually.
right-click -> inspect element -> Computed
You could link your project in the Chrome Dev Tools. This way you can do live edits. enter link description here
I found this question.
Is there a way to check which CSS styles are being used or not used on a web page?
This points to a Firefox plugin and a Chrome plugin that you allow you to see only the applied styles.
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I am having a hard time creating clean maintainable HTML/CSS code. Is there an editor, book or webpage that can help me using best practices.
This is some examples:
Naming of divs and classes: You might have an area with a user profile. How would you name the id and classes? (#author_profile, .username, .userBirthday etc.)
Tags or divs: A lot of times I am getting confused on when to create my own divs or use a tag with id/class. Any good examples?
Positioning: 99% of the times I set a fixed width on the elements and use float: left/right. Any tips on making CSS positioning more accessible. I have tried a lot of CSS frameworks, but this has not worked for me. Always ends up with deeply nested divs and a lot of classes.
Here you go Web Page Development: Best Practices.
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/site-builds/from-psd-to-html-building-a-set-of-website-designs-step-by-step/
Start at Nettuts...where i learnt everything i know (pretty much)
You may as well use this chrome plugin called CSS Brush to check it live on the webpage. The context-sensitive-menu helps you see what all properties exist for a particular style and apply to the element live. After you have done with all the CSS, you may copy them all and paste in your CSS file.
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I want to display a huge image inside a viewport in a html page. I would like to be able to drag and drop the image to move it inside the viewport, like in Google Maps.
Any library where I can find such component?
Thanks in advance
Check this bad boy out --> http://www.ajax-zoom.com/
EDIT
If that doesn't float your boat, look at this --> http://wayfarerweb.com/jquery/plugins/mapbox/
You might be able to use SeaDragon. The technology and interface work really well. Follow the developer link for lots of options.
You can try out using simple javascript window objects such as the mouse pointer locator and then use it to change the background position of your image that would inturn act as a magnified image.
Here is the complete tutorial : http://www.hklabs.org/articles/image_zooming_with_javascript