I see sfdocready in some footers of pages I have been working on. I cannot find anything about this?
For example:
<sfdocready id="sfDocReady"></sfdocready>
Thanks!
This has to do with Superfish (the <sfdocready> and <sfmsg> tags).
I just determined what was doing it in my case. Using Safari, I have (well, had, it's gone now for this bizarre behavior) the Awesome Screenshot extension installed. There is a checkbox in its settings called "Enable similar product search powered by Superfish" which looks for images on the page and uses them as search parameters to provide comparison shopping deals for you.
In its defense it did prompt me if I wanted to see price comparisons, but it did so on Amazon in a way that actually looked like the prompt came from Amazon.
To the answer above me about Firefox inserting it when you save the document, that's only because an extension or some JavaScript inserted it first, it has nothing specific to do with Firefox. It also has nothing to do with Wordpress.
Somewhat sleazy stuff, imo.
This looks like it's got something to do with Wordpress themes.
I have, an assumption, that this tag means: "safe document is ready", so something is running only after whole document has been loaded. But what exectly does it mean and how does it work, it`s a big question.
Near this tag I have also also often seen <sfmsg> tag.
This tag is inserted by Firefox when you save the page as an HTML document.
I issued this problem yesterday. I have firefox with a plugin named Awesome Screenshot. In order to solve this you need:
Click over the Awesome Screenshot
Select options
UNCHECK/DISABLE the option: "Enable similar product search powered by Superfish"
And that is all!
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I have created a website and have added a button and lot of text. What I want is to use the browser search (Ctrl+F), when I press the button which I added in website.
How can I achieve this?
It kind of works for FF. See this page
Find in This Page...
update: from mark's comment:
From my testing
window.find()
is supported in Chrome 37, and FF31, but
not IE11
update:
for more information on this window.find go here
No. In general, you cannot invoke browser controls from inside the webpage - security, sandboxing, and all that.
You need to make some sort of in-page search - if you're using a CMS, most of them have a simple search feature built-in.
If you want to do this in JavaScript, there are various scripts that emulate this in-page; randomly selected from my query "javascript find in page" is this one: http://www.seabreezecomputers.com/tips/find.htm
I noticed recently that when using Chrome or Safari for developing, I see this little indicator in the upper-left of the screen that shows me the load time of the page. If I click on it will change positions I think, and disclose a larger panel showing more info about the page load.
I feel a little silly but I don't know what this is -- it isn't an extension AFAIK (I disabled all extension), it happens in BOTH Safari and Chrome, and it only happens when developing on 127.0.0.1 or localhost
SO.. my question is, can I 1) disable it, or 2) move it to another corner on the window?
It's a patently straightforward usecase: All I want to do is take a screenshot of the "Hello World" that is below the indicator, but it is covered up.
I don't remember seeing this until recently I am assuming it is something I just never noticed or something new in Webkit
UPDATE 2021-03-13
Does it let you inspect it in developer tools, perhaps by using mouseover selection? Its attributes and CSS classes might give you something specific to search for.
Yes I can inspect it. it seems to be on my page. I wonder is this from Ruby on Rails? huh?
it looks like so:
Does it happen in Firefox? If so, it's probably not a browser thing, but a server thing.
Yes! Another good call my friend. So, not webkit or browser you're right.
What http server are you using? Could it be adding the thing automatically?
It must be something new in Ruby on Rails that I never noticed before. I will confirm and post here again.
What you're looking at is called https://github.com/MiniProfiler/rack-mini-profiler and can be enabled and disabled at will using Alt+P.
You can verify this by clicking an entry and clicking more. At least on the version I am using, it will report that you are looking at rack-mini-profiler, like so:
Is it possible to have a search field without a database?
I have a basic HTML and CSS website where on only one page I need a search box to search only that page (large page with lots of data), if possible to search the whole site would be great but only need one page now and don't want to use a database.
Have you seen this done or know if it is possible? I have seen search fields where you link to Google's database and you embed results on your site but that won't work.
Since you have only CSS and HTML code (and no PHP + MySQL) the only solution for you is to use JavaScript which runs on client side. You can use the window.find() function but it doesn't work on all browsers. See: Use Browser Search (Ctrl+F) through a button in website?
What you need is to tell the user to hit CTRL + F in order to use the browser's search module.
FOUND IT...
It works on Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and even Opera. Don't care about IE.
http://www.javascripter.net/faq/searchin.htm
If you use, read the bottom. You will want to use an iframe for the HTML otherwise your search box searches the keyword in the actual box... which is kind of funny. Anyways thanks for the votes guys and sorry you couldn't be as cool as #valicu2000 who pointed me in the right direction to find this solution.
I have a problem on a page i'm coding. Problem is i'm getting random img classes from nowhere (at least nowhere i know). I've put the generated class below.
<img class=" iryjanjabqqmypymdnuv" src="some/source/path">
There are several jquery plugins and jqueryui on the page but div that got img has nothing to do with those js libs. I also use php but that must have nothing to do with this i guess.
If you need any codes or names of the libraries just ask. Please help me i really have no idea and all the search i did was empty about this.
I had exactly the same problem. Find out that AdBlock Plus is responsible for that. So, just disable all the extensions and reload the page
Just wanted to chime in for anyone that finds this googling their problem, this is exactly the right answer in my case as well. AdBlock Plus (in Firefox only, not Chrome) was generating random class names for images I have embedded in my nav bar for social media links.
Now I have to either find a way to get around that or anyone using ABP in Firefox will see a weird looking nav bar due to this issue. It's not exactly an unpopular plugin.
I work in both Chrome and Firefox and use ABP in both. Hopefully we won't have to find workarounds for this.
Is it possible that you're browsing on a mobile network connection? Some mobile networks modify the HTML/CSS for images so they can serve lower-bandwidth versions, but allow you to "fix" them later. For example, on T-Mobile, if I hover over an image it will give me an Alt tag telling me the keyboard shortcut to use to load the original.
Obviously this won't be the case if it's all local...
I had the same problem and disabled all extensions in Firefox and then it was gone. Not sure which extension is the guilty party, have too many to chase it down by disabling each of them one at a time. :)
I stumbled on a site yesterday and forgot to bookmark the url. I'm stumped though because google is not helping me trace my steps. The site was basically a text to image converter for preserving your specific fonts in the browser. What made this one unique was that the text was fully selectable, however what was being displayed was the image that was generated using the desired font.
They required a subscription to their service so I disregarded it and moved on. Turns out I left too quickly and I'm interested in trying the product now. Does anyone know what website I stumbled upon, and if they have experience with it?
BTW, I'd recognize the link if I saw it. It was something like freemefont.com or something like that.
Thanks
You may mean cufón: Take a look here. It's at least something like you describe, you upload fonts, and it generates javascript to render the same or as close as possible I guess, as those fonts would.
I'm using TypeKit for that - they don't really create images, but rather supply a font via CSS.
Here's a list of commercial webfont service:
fontspring
kernest
typekit
typefront
typotheque
if it's not one of these you stumbled on you can try the free alternatives (harder to setup) listed in the other answers.
Ill add to the (free) ones already proposed a php based one:
PCDTR
Do you mean Facelift? http://facelift.mawhorter.net/
Another alternative, which I'm pretty sure you don't mean, is sIFR: http://wiki.novemberborn.net/sifr/
these links should help you out
link1
link2