Any link I use in Reactjs is showing comment. I'm using VSCode Editor. I'm new to React...it can be silly...sorry for that.
I'm sharing two images here.In the tag, src="{link...}" should be shown like this. But in my case (sharing another snapshot including error) it is only consider it as comment and it is not loading any images.
This is my code image...I am stuck with it...I want my code to work like the above code in image (1) shared
Thanks in advance...
You have to use back ticks instead of single or double quotes.
So it's
<img src={`${var}`}
instead of
<img src={'${var}'}
It's a javascript feature called template string. You can find more info about it here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Template_literals
It is happening because in src you are using single quotes ,
That's not how it should be done in React.
Use template strings which looks like this ` inside the src ,
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I'm a new user of TinyMCE, and i'm trying to incorporate it in my React App. But i'ma actually getting an output problem. When try "format:text" in the tiny component, and try to create a post in my blog using bold and italic options, when the post is posted, the displayed text is just normal, without bold or italic properties. So, I've tried the "format:html" but in this case, I get my text without any styles at all, AND we see the <p> balises.
So, it can looks like a stupid question but, how do we output the posted text correctly ?
As always, thx in advance !
This happened to me as well. If you do not want to see the attributes on your output then go to the React Component which is responsible for output and in your React component when you use the return() keyword you should create a div use the
dangerouslySetInnerHTML attribute inside.
Example:
Here's [a link] (https://blog.logrocket.com/using-dangerouslysetinnerhtml-in-a-react-application/)
Is there any way to tweak how Hugo output codefences?
if I have some markdown like so:
```csharp
//some code
```
It will be generated as:
<pre class="language-csharp">
<code class="language-csharp">
//some code
Can I somehow change the pre+code output?
I'm trying to integrate Mermaid.js into my site and this fails due to having the two tags.
If it manages to hook onto the code tag, the Mermaid output is just shown as code inside the pre
And if it hooks onto the pre, then the inner text is wrong and cant be parsed.
For anyone stuck on this issue, here is how I ended up solving it.
In the template for our pages, we take the content of the markdown file.
Then find-replace language-mermaid with just mermaid.
This prevents collision with other libraries like Prism.JS.
And it allows Mermaid.JS to correctly find the proper tag and class to hook into.
<div>
{{ $content := .Content }}
//other replace hacks ....
//...
{{ $content = replace $content "language-mermaid" "mermaid" }}
{{ safeHTML $content}}
This results in generated files containing the following output.
<pre>
<code class="mermaid">
...
Ugly hack, but works. so that is good enough for us right now.
So far, 6th March 2022, it is not possible. According to the official documentation, only images, links, and headings are adjustable in this way.
However, you should be able to create your own shortcode and implement it in a way that will provide you the features you want to get and use.
Is it possible to add alternate text to images dynamically in angularjs.
I tried this.
alt={{dynamicText}}.
Simply setting like this doesnt seem to work.
You just have to use "" just like in normal html. So:
alt="{{dynamicText}}"
It was the problem of Chrome browser. As explained here, putting it like this solves the issue.
title="{{dynamicText}}"
Use []: [alt]="dynamicText"
I'm creating a custom theme (as a n00b). Basically, I display content on the main page as small div blocks.
my node.tpl.php looks something like this:
<div class="content-block">
default node.tpl.php stuff here
</div>
This works OK on the front page. However, when I click "Read More," to take me to the full article page, /node/[nodeId], obviously, it still shows as the little CSS content-block div.
I'd like to show the full article using a different CSS class. What's the best way to do this?
Yes, there are some best ways to accomplish that.
First of all I am not sure, whether you are using separate front page tpl or not. If not then please try to use page--front.tpl.php. Where you can provide your desired format to create the proper front page. Why this is needed, cause you won't need to modify the node.tpl.php file. So inside this front tpl file you can put your desired code.
<div class="content-block">
default node.tpl.php stuff here
</div>
Also you can use the Panel module to create a front page. So you won't be needed to modify the nope tpl file. Always try to avoid modifying tpl file. Panel module makes it easier.
Secondly, you should not touch the node.tpl.php file. Once you will modify the file, you won't be able to re-define as default. So keep that as it is and revert back it to the default file. Now if you send some article link, it won't break.
So this is it. If this helps you, then please like :)
Keep Drupalizing :)
Image not showing in ng-repeat, getting all data from indexeddb and binding to page everything show up expect img in blackberry 10 webworks
<img data-ng-src='{{item.Picture}}' width="100px;" height="100px;"/>
{
id:48758,
Botanical_name:"Cladothamnus pyroliflorus",
Common_name:"Himalayan Cotoneaster ",
Picture: "images/Fplants/Cladothamnus pyroliflorus.png",
},...
This wouldn't seem like an issue with IndexedDB.
For non-Angular directive attributes, such as src you want to interpolate as in the code below:
<img src='{{item.Picture}}' width="100px;" height="100px;"/>
For Angular directive attributes, there's no need for such interpolation:
<img data-ng-src='item.Picture' width="100px;" height="100px;"/>
As your data is going to be undefined on bootstrap, you want to use the latter approach. It prevents the browser from trying to load undefined as an image source.
Also, please note vaibhav's comment above. Without a leading slash, you'll load the images directory as relative to the current. While that may be what you're going for, it's probably going to make your code more reusable to include the leading slash regardless.
Update: If you're in an ng-repeat, note that your scope is not the scope in which the ng-repeat directive appears but it's own, brand new scope. Perhaps try out $parent.item.Picture
I'm having the same problem, it occurs with the image filename having spaces in between , maybe we could write a directive the removes the space from the filename as I'm calling the image via other variable such as title..
app.config(['$routeProvider','$compileProvider',function($routeProvider, $compileProvider){ $compileProvider.imgSrcSanitizationWhitelist('img/');