I'm current creating a custom configuration for a CKEditor installation. I got all fixed, besides disabling the toggle button that hides/shows the toolbar.
So my question is: "How Do I disable the button that hides/shows the toolbar in CKEdtor 3.0?"
CKEDITOR.config.toolbarCanCollapse
at CKEditor 3.0 JavaScript API Documentation CKEDITOR.config
Alternatively, locate that toggle button and script something to hide it or detach events from it.
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I have one custom toolbar buttons for the viewing 2d files. Clicking on same opens the panel for selecting file for comparison and loads the 'PixelCompare' extension. Once the operation is done, and when I click the 'Exit Comparing' toolbar button of PixelCompare, it doesn't show that extra custom toolbar button. Please suggest what is required. How can I handle the inbuilt extension unload. Thanks!
Consider a situation when you have for example KENDO Angular UI component... for example plain dropdown.
When you click on dropdown it will show you its menu. Now you want to inspect styles of this menu or styles of one of many items in this menu.
So you will do right-click > inspect... and?
And nothing, because you did left-click to confirm your order and dropdown menu have disappeared so you will not see anything in developer tools.
The second thing is you can't find any js script which triggers this dropdown menu opening.
The third thing is you can use developer tools function ctrl + shift + c so you can see at least some classes, but you cant see styles itself.
Is there any other option how to inspect this instantly-disappearing windows?
thank you very much :)
Temporarily prevent the close event:
EXAMPLE
<div class="example-wrapper">
<p>T-shirt size:</p>
<kendo-dropdownlist [data]="listItems" (close)="$event.preventDefault()">
</kendo-dropdownlist>
</div>
the easiest way to inspect kendo popup is to turn on Event listener breakpoints in dev tools. Open your developer tool in Chrome (F12) navigate to Sources tab and enable Mouse events. It will stack on your every click. You'll be able to inspect kendo popup
See screenshot:
answer is:
you can force your kendo angular component to be opened to inspect it:
catch your dropdown via #ViewChild/Content and add following row
this.dropdownlist.toggle(true);
is it possible to add a button to the SSRS toolbar?
Currently on the toolbar you see export, the refresh and the print button. I would like to add a button that will link to a new page.
Is this possible?
There is no method to add your own buttons to the toolbar itself. You can, however, enable the Page Navigation buttons that allow the user to go back/forward or jump to a specific page.
For example, Adblock has a "turn off" option when you click the browser icon in the dropdown.
I would like users to be able to toggle on/off my extension for a domain, instead of having to disable it to turn it off.
Another option could be to put a static button on the webpage layout and have that toggle the extension or stylesheet on/off.
You need to add a 'browser_action' to the extension. You define it in the manifest.json as detailed here.
Use the onClicked event listener in your background script/page to disable/enable the application based on user clicks.
You can also use the same event handler function to make changes to the browser action icon or badge text to show the state change / current state to user.
Update Feb 2023:
When using manifest version 3, use action instead of browser_action. Details here.
you could try a mixture of local storage, a toggle in a popup, and conditional statements surrounding your code
Abraham, you could try and use this Chrome extension:
Link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/niemebbfnfbjfojajlmnbiikmcpjkkja
You can use it to quickle enable/disable all your extensions.
I found this extension on this website:
http://www.addictivetips.com/internet-tips/disable-all-extensions-in-chrome-with-a-single-click/
The article also mentions 2 extensions with which you can enable/disable an extension through a command in the URL box ("enable <>")
I'm doing a chrome extension which adds an option to right click menu in "page" context. I see the option added in the context menu after I click on extension's icon in the toolbar.
But I need the option to be added without clicking on the extension icon in the toolbar. If I add contextMenu creation code in the content script which gets injected in every page, the option is not added in the contextmenu.
What do I need to do to: add an option in the contextMenu when the user loads any webpage without clicking the extension first.
Add your context menu in the background page.
http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/background_pages.html
Background pages is a single long-running script to manage some task or state. That is where you should put it.
Hope that helped.