I want to hide the cursor in my blessed application. I've tried using the following options:
cursor: {
color: "black",
blink: false,
artificial: true,
},
Inside the screen object, it didn't work. So, I've also tried using:
var cur = require('hide-cursor');
cur.hide();
which didn't work either.
Anyone got some ideas on how to do that?
Remove the cursor object:
cursor: {
color: "black",
blink: false,
artificial: true,
},
Or, try to put cursor: 'false' in your screen const. You don't need another module to remove the cursor.
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I'm working with the google maps API-v3. I'm adding a polygone to my map and a bunch of Polylines. These lines are usually located within the area of the polygones. This looks like so:
I disabled the click-event on the polygone:
let mapPolygone = {
id: currentPolygone.Id, //currentPolygone is just a wrapper
path: path,
stroke: {
color: currentPolygone.LineColor,
weight: currentPolygone.LineWeight
},
fill: {
color: currentPolygone.FillColor,
opacity: currentPolygone.Opacity
},
editable: false,
draggable: false,
geodesic: false,
// I disabled the click
clickable: false,
visible: true,
}
I registered a click-handler on the polyine:
let mapPolyline = {
// currentPolyline is also a wrapper
id: currentPolyline.Id,
path: path,
stroke: {
color: currentPolyline.LineColor,
weight: currentPolyline.LineWeight
},
strokeOpacity: 1,
editable: false,
draggable: false,
geodesic: false,
clickable: true,
visible: true,
icons: this.getIcons(currentPolyline), // generates a standard GMap-Arrow
events: {
//Here goes the click event. Doing stuff on
click: (polyline: any) => {
this.$scope.polyLineClicked(currentPolyline.Id);
}
}
}
What I expect from google, and from another thread, is that the polygone ignores the click and whathever element is below the polyline gets the click.
However, this is not the case. I still get the click-cursor when being above the polygone
and it still gets the click.
The order of drawing polylines/polygones happens in random order. Sometimes the line is clickable (when painted above the polygone), but usually it's not.
Is there any way to get this working without coming up with custom overlays and things like that?
Am I missing something here?
Thank you folks in advance!
Alright, preparing the MWE, recommended by #duncan did the trick.
I'm using the angular-google-map package, which provides an angular wrapper for the Google Maps API.
Polylines and Polygones are being passed to a directive:
<ui-gmap-google-map center='map.center'
zoom='map.zoom'
options="map.options"
aria-label="Google map"
control="map.control"
events="map.events"
refresh="refresh">
<!-- Polylines-->
<ui-gmap-polyline ng-repeat="p in mapPolylines"
path="p.path"
stroke="p.stroke"
visible="p.visible"
geodesic="p.geodesic"
fit="true"
editable="p.editable"
icons="p.icons"
draggable="p.draggable"
events="p.events">
</ui-gmap-polyline>
<!-- Polygones -->
<ui-gmap-polygon ng-repeat="p in mapPolygones"
path="p.path"
stroke="p.stroke"
fill="p.fill"
visible="p.visible"
geodesic="p.geodesic"
fit="true"
editable="p.editable"
draggable="p.draggable"
events="p.events">
</ui-gmap-polygon>
</ui-gmap-google-map>
I missed adding the "clickable" attribute to the ui-gmap-polygon tag. When adding this snipped to the tag, everything worked like a charm:
clickable="p.clickable"
Thank you guys anyways.
For poly* stack ordering, you could also use the zIndex property, which specifies "The zIndex compared to other polys". The angular-google-maps package also provides the option to set the zIndex attribute.
I don't know how to center delete action icon in inline editing.
My setting action column is:
{
name: 'action',
width: 40,
align: "center",
editable: false,
formatter:'actions',
search: false,
fixed: true,
resize: false,
formatoptions: { keys: true, editbutton: false }
}
You need to play around with CSS to find the fix in your case. Try overriding jqGrid's CSS rules.
In general, if you have only 'Delete' icon in your column, following CSS rules will make it center aligned.
.ui-pg-div.ui-inline-del {
float: none !important;
}
span.ui-icon.ui-icon-trash {
margin: auto;
}
Although, its not a good practice to use '!important'.
If you want to do this for a particular grid, you can prepend grid id(say, list) to CSS rule like this:
#list .ui-pg-div.ui-inline-del{}
After an ajax post I destroy and then re- initialize a dropdownchecklist so that I may re-populate the list. In chrome/firefox this works as expected. In Internet explorer however the selected items do not appear in the comma delimited form in the text-box section, instead the text display just remains empty.
$distList.dropdownchecklist("destroy");
$distList.html(items);
$($distList, $container).dropdownchecklist({
icon: { placement: 'right', toOpen: 'ui-icon-triangle-1-s', toClose: 'ui-icon-triangle-1-n' },
firstItemChecksAll: true,
width: 151,
maxDropHeight: 150,
onComplete: function () {
}
});
EDIT
The following Link will show why I use destroy and initialize. It discusses the refresh only works on changed selected, not adding/chanigng the list itself.'
DISCOVERY
After messing around in the IE debugger I have discovered turning off display: inline-block removes the problem, but can't figure out how to replicate that effect in code.
Try adding in a setTimeout
$distList.dropdownchecklist("destroy");
$distList.html(items);
function doList() {
$($distList, $container).dropdownchecklist({
icon: { placement: 'right', toOpen: 'ui-icon-triangle-1-s', toClose: 'ui-icon-triangle-1-n' },
firstItemChecksAll: true,
width: 151,
maxDropHeight: 150,
onComplete: function () {}
});
}
setTimeout(doList, 50);
Hi I have a twitter feed using the following code:
<script src="http://widgets.twimg.com/j/2/widget.js"></script>
<script>
new TWTR.Widget({
version: 2,
type: 'profile',
rpp: 3,
interval: 6000,
width: 195,
height: 300,
theme: {
shell: {
background: '#999999',
color: '#D6E03D'
},
tweets: {
background: '#f3f3f3',
color: '#999999',
links: '#5a5a5a'
}
},
features: {
scrollbar: false,
loop: false,
live: false,
hashtags: true,
timestamp: true,
avatars: false,
behavior: 'all'
}
}).render().setUser('louise').start();
</script>
and this is linked to the widget.js file. I need the default twitter to be blue not white so I tried downloading the js file and hosting it from my server and changing the code to my image using this code:
isFullScreen?" twtr-fullscreen":""}var AA=T?"images/widget-logoblue.png":"http://widgets.twimg.com/i/widget-logo.png";
this adds the blue image in ok but it messes up some of the links that should be different colours within the feed, therefore I think I need to stick to linking to this version:
isFullScreen?" twtr-fullscreen":""}var AA=T?"images/widget-logoblue.png":"http://widgets.twimg.com/i/widget-logo.png";
is there a way I can link to this but override the twitter image that they are using with my own twitter logo?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks
Louise
I guess the solution might be one of these:
CSS hack - hide image and use background-image CSS property instead
Detect image on load and replace it then
Write a custom widget. Example.
Could someone help me rewrite this syntax below to get it right.
I want the font to be replaced by my font whilst accepting the :hover so my button will change when i hover over it.
Cufon('button', {
fontFamily: 'Disgrunged A',
hover: {
color: '#ed1c24'
}
});
You could try to add button to hoverables list
Cufon('button', {
fontFamily: 'Disgrunged A',
hover: {
color: '#ed1c24'
},
hoverables: { button:true }
});
Ref: Cufon API
hoverables
Defines which elements
:hover is used with. Defaults to links
only as IE6 can’t handle anything
else.
example : { tag: true, .. }
default : { a: true }
i don't know cufon, but i think the syntax has to be like this:
Cufon.replace('button:hover', {
fontFamily: 'Disgrunged A'
});