Is there a way in GIMP to set an option so that all new images are created with a transparent background?
Currently, when I ^N (New Image), I have to click "Advanced Options", then open the dialogue "Fill" box and select "Transparent". A real timewaster.
Any help?
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I want to listen the event of changing desktop background and change the color of tray.
nativeTheme.on('updated', () => {
this.setLocaTheme();
});
this snippet only just listen the event of change the dark mode setting.
How can Electron change the color of tray based on the desktop background on MacOS?
Template images consist of black and an alpha channel. Template images are not intended to be used as standalone images and are usually mixed with other content to create the desired final appearance.
The most common case is to use template images for a menu bar icon, so it can adapt to both light and dark menu bars.
xxxTemplate.png
xxxTemplate#2x.png
I'm currently developing my first IOS app and I want to give the user the option to pick an icon for the app. I'm currently giving the user the option to set the icon from a list of preset icons that I have created manually, but when I'm doing it like this I have to make every possible image, but i would like to give the user the option to pick a background colour and then pick a tint colour for the logo.
Is this possible?
This is how i would like to do it:
Background:
Select background:
[][1]
Logo:
set tint:
So, basically, I can change the background color of a tag on my computer but when I open the website through and iPhone (doesn't matter if I'm using Safari or Chrome) the background color is that default gradient gray.
I also tried to do it through the javascript, didn't work.
NOTE: i am NOT talking about the menu, only about the box we see without the options below, the one that if we click it shows the menu.
I had that issue before.
Does the background have a opacity?
for example:
background-color:rgba(128, 128, 128, 0.543):
If that is the case remove the opacity. In this case it would be the 0.543
I've found that the shortcut for toggling 'Slow Animations' can be done by pressing Shift three times. (I don't know why it's not listed)
I was wondering if anyone knew if there's a toggling shortcut for 'Color Blended Layers' option for iOS Simulator.
You can create a custom system-wide shortcut for this:
Open System Preferences
Go to "Keyboard"
Select the "Keyboard Shortcuts" area
Select the "Application Shortcuts" section
Click the "+" to add a new shortcut
Enter the name as "Color Blended Layers" (the name is case-sensitive)
Select a key chord to toggle the behavior (I use Ctrl+Shift+L)
It should start working immediately; no need to restart Xcode or the Simulator. If it was correctly configured, your selected key combination will now appear in the Simulator Debug menu next to the "Color Blended Layers" menu item.
HI ,
i am using Tinymce with advimage plugin in my rails application.
I have doubt that When i click on the Insert/Edit iamge in the Tinymce a popup window comes and in the appearance tab the preview is not shown
How to get the preview image ?? in the Appearance tab
There are two "previews" in the Advanced Image plugin dialog. The first is the preview of the image you have selected. The second is to allow you to visualise what the style changes you make (for instance border, alignment) would look like and uses an "sample" image.
I assume what you would like to see is your selected image displayed instead of the "sample" image. To achieve this, you will need to alter the advimage plugin, which is bundled with TinyMCE, to use the currently selected image instead of the default (sample.gif).
One thing to consider is that if your end user selects a large image, then they wouldn't be able to see the application of the style changes within the small preview window.