In Alchemy CMS admin user interface the editor area occupies the right side of the page.
The left side is occupied by the previewer.
There are cases where we work with a big text and we would like to have all the page area for the editor.
How can I do this?
There is no full screen mode for the whole elements panel on the right, but the Tinymce editor used in richtext areas has a full screen mode. The button is on the right of the lower toolbar row.
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I have a tooltip that references a bar chart visualization with more rows than can be displayed at once. When I apply this tooltip to a report visual and hover over it I cannot click and drag the scrollbar without closing the tooltip itself, nor can I use my mouse's scrollwheel to slide the scrollbar either.
Apart from adding the tooltip visual to my report page, is there a setting or toggle to lock the tooltip in place or otherwise make the scrollbar usable in Power BI?
Users currently cannot interact with objects on report page tooltips (scrolling, visuals like slicers, etc.). Best to resize the tooltip page height or re-think the visual (e.g. "Top 5" in bar chart only) to avoid the scrollbar if possible.
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I'm working on an app and want to integrate the navigation Fly out menu with the Fragment Tab Host but problem is with the Tab Widget which is always hang on the top of the fragment all the properties like align parent bottom, gravity bottom is not working.
Any Suggestions
I'm trying to use the Google Sign-In button in a fullscreen Angular Material layout (based on https://github.com/angular/material-start), but as soon as it renders, the page layout grows just slightly taller than full screen. For example you can scroll down just a little bit past the supposedly full-height side navigation and see its drop shadow.
What is the button doing to my layout, and how do I fix fullscreen layout while using the button?
This can be fixed by adding a style to the embedding page, to display: none the iframe, which is otherwise a 1-pixel affair shoved offscreen to the side. In my testing it still does its job when completely hidden.
I am hoping one of you CSS gurus can help me pinpoint why my code isn't working! Here's my site:
http://ledvideowall.net
When the browser window is > 600 pixels, the "CALL US" menu item is floating right and vertically centered in the menu bar. (on FireFox and Chrome)
But, when the browser < 600 pixels, the menu item no longer floats right. And, on Chrome and iOS devices, the menu item is placed vertically below the menu bar. (very difficult to see!)
Any ideas?
add width:100% to .nav-menu in css file.
Well I am not getting this issue. However,
You should not be including that in the same ul. Instead, you should make a separate div and float that to the right (float:right;), and put the actual menu separately floated to the left (float:left;).
p.s. DO NOT add width: 100% to .nav-menu. This only resolves a symptom not the main problem.
I want my tab content area to have a vertical scrollbar to the right using the jQuery UI Slider API. The tab content area will have a fixed height, and the vertical overflow needs to cause a jQuery UI Slider to appear to scroll through the content.
The specific issue I'm having trouble with is how to structure the HTML and what to style each element with in CSS.
Why do you want to use slider as a scroll bar?
Normally, you should simply pick a scroll bar plugin and go with it, instead of trying to make a control to do what it is not designed for.
This page lists a few jQuery plugins for scoll bars. Here are a few of them:
jScrollPene (demo)
jQuery Custom Content Scroller (demo)
Tiny Scrollbar
But, if you insist using jQuery UI Slider, someone has already made this work, with a demo page.