Is this possible? Do I need to create custom componant? I simple want to create a div that just hold text and be able to change the text programatically.
Thanks :)
To remove the v-label style name from your Label, you could say
label.setPrimaryStyleName("foobar");
It replaces the v-label style name with foobar.
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I would like to show a formatted message with bold and normal font. Something like
lili lala lolo
Is it possible to do something like this with messageDLG or similar api ?
This question has somewhat already been answered here. They propose several solution, one of them I like is using a HTML label from jVCL. This component is JvHTLabel.
Using the HTML label, you can easily create a form with that label centered and a class method to create the form, set a caption, set the label text using simple HTML markup, show the form modal until the user click on OK/Cancel button you'll add as well.
I need to apply style property to my selectlistitem text, which is static in razor html.
Styled select boxes can only be done by the help of javascript libraries which usually hides the original select element and create a styled div over it which looks like a dropdown.
If you really want to show your dropdowns with a customized style, try searching in Google for "jquery select plugins".
We usually use https://select2.github.io/. Easy to use and very flexible.
I want to create a list of tags, what I'll take from an array, but how can I stylize it as:
inside of bubbles and auto place in the next row if the line is full. Any tips or ideas?
Please read this library link giving below it has awesome and custom tag design all the things you required for your design.
https://github.com/ElaWorkshop/TagListView
Here is how to use it.
add its cocoapods [pod "TagListView"].
Create a view on which you wanna to show your selected tags and constraint it.
change your view class name to "TagListView".
set delegate on viewDidLoad(). [yourView.delegate = self]
now you use it. eg.
yourView.addTag("Name on Tag")
or yourView.addTags(["Name on Tag First","Name on Tag second","Name on tag third",.....and so on])
I have implemented a simple and customizable tag list view in swift using a collection view.
Here is my github link.
I'd like have default styles for UIViews.
Let's say that I want to have ALL UILabel with backgroundColor of color.light_gray.
Moreover I want to style my custom UIViews, e.g. for EVERY AttributedUILabel I want to have kerning value set to 2.
How to resolve that in RMQ?
In your RMQ application, you should have an ApplicationStylesheet class from which all your other stylesheets should inherit.
You could add a default_label method in this ApplicationStylesheet:
def default_label(st)
st.background_color = color.light_gray
end
To apply the style you would have to use it when you append your label
rmq.append UILabel, :default_label
Same goes for your AttributeUILabel, create a method in your ApplicationStylesheet and use the style when you append it to the view.
I suggest you go back to the RMQ stylesheets documentation, it shows everything you need to know about styling.
I'm trying to bring a custom view to an active admins page.
But thing is whenever I try to put a text area field it automatically produces a custom text area field where I can set font and all, something like word editor as shown in picture.
Is there a way I can prevent this and get normal text editor?
Yes. TinyMCE lets you specify a html class that prevents it from activating. Text fields with that class will not get transformed into the editor.
http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Configuration3x:editor_deselector
Where you initialize TinyMCE, add these options:
tinyMCE.init({
//your init code
editor_deselector: 'selector', //replace this with the HTML class of your choice
//more of your init code
});
Any text area that has the specified class will not get transformed into an editor.