Is is possible to have a superscript registered mark "®" inside a select menu? If so, how is this done? Can you use CSS to achieve this?
There's no way to make a single character superscript inside an <option>. You're stuck with a regular ® (®).
You can achieve results in tough cases using this method to superscript special characters with jQuery.
But I must admit that inside an option... I'm blank.
CSS1 : The numbers need tweaking depending on your font and point size.
<div style="font-size:96px;">
Registered<span style="vertical-align:2.7em; font-size:0.2em;">®</span>
</div>
You can use this key shortcut for ®:
Ctrl + Alt + R
I don't know if this is possible with CSS but in html you could write:
Company<sup>®</sup>
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I have already learned to use xpath but i am kind of stuck here - http://phptravels.com/requirements/. Can anyone please tell me how to find xpath of "Demo" hyperlink on this website. I simply used //a[text()= 'Demo ']. keep whitespaces in mind.
Try to bind the xpath with an id which is persistent, you can consider using this xpath:
//nav[#id='main-menu']/ul/li/span/span/a[contains(text(), 'Demo')]
The white space is your problem. Use contains instead of equality
//a[contains(text(), 'Demo')]
Or
//a[contains(., 'Demo')]
Here with equals, but better to use contains (or starts-with), as described #Guy
driver.findElement(By.xpath("//a[text()='Demo\n ']")).getText();
to get real text value of element - you can use this:
driver.findElement(webElement).getAttribute("text")
I need to bold the words inside of double quotes.
title="Character needs to be bold"
When i put <b></b> inside of title's double quote. it just displays them as it is.
So, Is there any way i can bold the characters inside the double quotes?
Are you trying to markup the text inside a title attribute? Because that's not going to work, you'll have to resort to some kind of extended tooltip solution (can be js, but there's also ways to do it with just html/css).
See this question:
Tooltip with HTML content without JavaScript
Some more context would be appreciated though, just the title attribute doesn't give us much information
Title was edited to give context, my answer remains the same.
There is a way depending on the node you are using the 'title' attribute under. See if it has a 'format' attribute as by default the title is set to 'text'. If so, set the format="html", then you will be able to use <b> within your title.
As far as i know you cannot format the string, that is used as the title of a html document. That ist the String, that will get the titel of the tab or window of the browser etc.
If you have a html-entity, that needs formatting, you can format the whole thing with style="your css style", or other css integration. If you have a switch of formatting inside one html entity, you schould look after dividing it up into multiple entities or using another aproach. Do you have a complete example?
cheers,
nx
use < b > Character needs to be bold < / b>
no spaces in between the b and the symbols
I'm looking for an html entity code for a move symbol (with left right up down arrows). The same one that appears after cursor: move; is applied in css. Does anyone know if this is possible? I can't find it anywhere.
The closest I found was this ✥ (✥ or ✥).
✥ ✥
✥ ✥
➥➥
☇ ☇
↑↓ ↑↓
⇄ ⇄
As mentioned in the other answers, there is no exact match. Here are some that might be close enough for some.
↔ (↔ or ↔) and ↕ (↕ or ↕) are available, however there is no up/down/left/right arrow symbol in the arrow subgroup.
No, there is no such entity, and there is even no character like that. In interesting way to check whether the symbol you are looking for exists as a character is to visit http://shapecatcher.com/ and draw it. It’s not exact science, of course.
It is generally pointless to look for HTML entity codes. Those codes add nothing to the expressive power of the language: you can use character references &#... instead, or enter the characters directly if you are using UTF-8, as you normally should. The real question, after identifying a character, is whether it is supported in fonts and what to do about this. Whether there is an HTML entity for it is really irrelevant.
To the spec! Check out table 8.5, "named character references". A quick search of the word "arrow" doesn't turn up exactly what you're looking for but with over 2200 named entities, maybe you can find something that looks "close enough".
I made a pen for this purpose, feel free to use it : Create a Move cursor with html + css
<div id="wrapper">
<div class="cp-drag">
</div>
</div>
// see codepen for css please
I came to the same conclusion, no easy character, but my fix was to create a div with both the up/down arrow and side/side arrow in the same space. A bit finicky, but if you had to have it...
<div style="font-size:200%;display:inline-block;position:relative;top:-11px;left:-15px;">
<div style="display:inline-block;">↔</div>
<div style="display:inline-block;left:-32px;position:relative;">↕</div>
</div>
<td>20<sup>o</sup>C</td>
is not giving the output with 'o' as super script.
How can we add superscript in html page?
I am getting the output as
20oC only!!
Use ° to get the ° symbol.
P.S. <sup> should have worked.
This doesn't make the text superscript but it will meet your needs for this occasion
<td>20°C</td>
Superscripts in HTML can be implied using the tag. Do it as this :
x<sup>2</sup>+2x+1
All,
In a html textarea is it possible to hightlight c and cpp syntax.If do please indicated an example code for it.
int main()
Int should be highlighted in this case since it is a keyword.
http://www.cdolivet.com/index.php?page=editArea&sess=ba6469857a2ab4dacc7dc4a7b65545f5
and
http://codepress.sourceforge.net/
are two very good options. I'm a fan of the first, but it's more work to set up.
you would need a scripting language (like PHP or JavaScript) to parse the text in the textarea and surround the keywords with a tag such as word . Then in your css you can add a style for class keyword
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