Is there a simpler way to do tool tip text when ever I hover thru the following button in Google App Maker?
Go to the Other section of the Property Editor. The title field should give you what you need.
This works well. I know there is a way to inject JQuery into the AppMaker, and from there its just determining when the DOM is loaded and you can modify the element with a script.
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I'm upgraded to Vaadin 23.3 Preview because of Tooltip component. Works and looks great. Only one question - I use the tooltip as a toggletip. I added an icon to my textfield and manually open tooltip by clicking it. In order to close the tooltip, I have to click the icon one more time. Is it possible somehow to close the tooltip by clicking the tooltip text also?
That's not supported, as the Tooltip feature is not intended to be used for anything interactive. As the docs say:
Tooltips only support plain text content. They aren’t focusable and
can’t contain interactive elements.
Due to technical (and especially accessibility) reasons, interactive popups like that need a different implementation. There are some vague plans to add such a feature to the Vaadin platform in the future, however.
One component in the Vaadin's Directory that can be considered better suited for the task is Popup.
I'm using the material design package for my application layout menu.
I have 2 menus items where I can't find an icon that fits, so I got 2 SVG files that I added to the project.
I want to use this as the material-list-item icon instead of a material-icon.
Is there a way to do this by either adding a custom icon to the material-icon library or replacing the icon in the list.
If yes, please I need a complete example as I am new to DartAngular, still trying to figure out some stuff.
There is a mixin for material-icon which will get allow you to change a material-icon into using an SVG. https://github.com/dart-lang/angular_components/blob/c6cb3d783e72ff1ed7974f18b7f169778c73d39b/angular_components/lib/material_icon/_mixins.scss#L49
There is indeed a mixin for this as pointed out in Ted Sander's answer, but for the moment it does not seem to work. I've asked this on Gitter but did not get an answer, and I also opened a ticket on Github for this seemingly broken feature.
It's a telltale sign that even the official Angular Components Gallery has a broken SVG icon example.
I'd suggest to implement this by using separate list item rendering for those that have an official material-icon representation and those that need a custom SVG image, and conditionally render them with the ngIf directive.
I have not found a configuration option in the docs for either widget, but is there a way to implement the noUiSlider or jQuery UI Slider to provide this functionality in a localized way (localized = allow default functionality where needed in other sections of the DOM):
User must click and drag the handle to set a value
User cannot click on the bar to set the value -> value not set to where user clicked
This is for a business requirement, and while I don't mind learning how to re-write a slider from scratch in vanilla JS, it is quite nice to use well-supported widgets. Thanks in advance.
You can do this in noUiSlider by setting behaviour: 'none'. See the documentation for more info.
I have a component of my site that is jQuery. I would like to use like a tool tip to walk the end user through the process of navigating this component. I have tried to modify the qtip plugin to do this. A link will be clicked that will bring up the 1st tooltip which will contain a link taking the user to the next tool tip. I was able to find a modal window, that allows me to do this, however I was unable to figure out how to have the window pop up in a specific place like the tool tip. I was also unable to close the previous window when the next one opened.
Update:
Found the solution. http://craigsworks.com/projects/qtip2/tutorials/advanced/#stepbystep The answer was burried the whole time! :)
I have been trying in vain to try to find how to add listeners to text area.
What I am basically trying to do is create a rich text editor where I can let the user comment on a particular item.
For this purpose I am using a text area. If you have any other suggestion please let me know.
On another note, I have not seen that there is text did change or related functionality for the textarea. Is there a way we can build it ourself?
What you are looking for are the UITextViewDelegate's. Have a look at http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#DOCUMENTATION/UIKit/Reference/UITextViewDelegate_Protocol/Reference/UITextViewDelegate.html
EDIT
Per our chat the tutorial you are looking for to also ad a done button above your keyboard can be found at http://gabriel-tips.blogspot.com/2011/05/input-accessory-view-how-to-add-extra.html