I want to prevent ngx-smart-modal from disappearing when clicking outside or pressing escape?
I checked in the docs have backdrop, keyboard keyboard property . i set it false but not working .
Any idea how to achieve this using library.
<ngx-smart-modal #videoChatModal identifier="videoChatModal"
customClass="video-chat"
backdrop="false"
dismissable="false"
closable="false"
escapable="false"
keyboard="false">
You can delclare property in that way and it will work.
[backdrop]="false"
[dismissable]="false"
[closable]="false"
[escapable]="false">
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How to remove shadows from the Quasar button which you can see when a cursor is hovering on the button and when the button is clicked?
It's in the documentation. Add css class no-shadow to disable shadow on any element/component.
That's actually a ripple effect you are referring to.
Just add a class no-ripple.
It's mentioned in the button documentation.
Update for 2022 is that you must use a property unelevated. Checked now for my project and it 100% works.
Full example:
<q-btn
unelevated
icon="mail"
color="agent-fantom-theme"
text-color="white"
label="Search"
/>
I have a custom framework for UITextField. For now, I want to disable two attribute as the question above but still keep the cursor show in my custom textfield. I already disable the keyboard with set the inputView = UIView(), and that successful for hide the keyboard even show the cursor inside textField.
My goal is disable both attributes like above or another for can not Select All action from my textField, but still keep the cursor available anytime.
Hope to hear the ideas from you guys. Thank a lot!
My text input field searches over unique content that never matches auto-suggest and doesn't need undo/redo functionality. Is there a way to hide this bar in react-native for iOS? I have spellCheck and autoCorrect both set to false but as shown in the image below, the bar remains only without those features.
I want to hide the whole thing. It is covering my interface!
Alternatively, I could move the UI up by that height when the text field is in focus, but I was hoping to avoid that.
BRyan! try setting autoComplete="off" as well. You might also want autoCapitalize="none" for this use case.
My question is, how do I remove the "border-radius" of the textfield in Swift? Is it achievable in xCode or do you need to do a customized textfield? If so, how do I do that? I want the default textfield but without it's "border-radius" if you know what I mean.
Help, please!
UITextField has an attribute borderStyle, which can be changed either in interface builder:
...or in code:
public var borderStyle: UITextBorderStyle // default is UITextBorderStyleNone. If set to UITextBorderStyleRoundedRect, custom background images are ignored.
You can set the border style using Storyboards.
And also you can set border style programitically
[txtUserName setBorderStyle:UITextBorderStyleNone];
What do you exactly mean with border-radius? the border around it?
You can turn that off by clicking the button in xcode:
Or if you want to do it programmatically do:
myButton.bordered = false
I have a JQuery Button, disabled by default and I need to enable it on certain event.
My problem is that when I just simply remove the attribute 'disabled' the button maintains the disabled jquery css styles.
I removed them by hand:
$('[id$=btnDowloadXLS]').removeAttr("disabled").removeClass("ui-state-disabled").removeClass("ui-button-disabled");
But, then the button is not the same as an active button, onMouseDown it doesn't take the proper style.
I figured out this solution
$('[id$=btnDowloadXLS]').button({ disabled: false });
which I think creates again the JQuery button.
My question is: is there a cleaner, proper way to re-enable a button and that the button gets the proper/by-default enabled styles?
jQuery UI buttons have enable and disable methods that you can call to enable or disable the button:
$("#mybutton").button("enable"); // or .button("disable");
Check the Methods tab of the documentation:
.button("enable");
If you want to toggle it using a Boolean (e.g. enabled), this should also work (documentation):
.button("option", "disabled", !enabled);