I have built rich tooltip in React and now I would like to add it to one of the divs in JSP. Since the app is big and I don't have much time to rewrite JSP into React I would like to know how can I grab that div in JSP and add a tooltip on hover.
Unfortunately, I was not able to find a proper answer on SO.
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I am using rhino-react-image-lightbox-rotate for a web and my client want to customize it adding a number of images on the top part of the lightbox and also a thumbnail on the bottom. My problem is that I don't know how to customize it. Is there a way to customize it?
I have a webpage I made in React. It renders some charts. The charts will appear slightly differently depending if the user is viewing the page on desktop or mobile.
I have used html2canvas and jsPDF to export the page to PDF. The problem is that I ALWAYS want to export the charts in the format seen in mobile view.
I have thought of the following:
rendering the mobile view inside a div with display set to none and using that div as the input to html2canvas. This does not work. I get an error.
Trying the above, but instead of using the hidden div, just send the div as the input to html2canvas inline. I do not know if you can even do this.
Using React-pdf to output the pdf. The problem here is that I do not know how to embed the charts when using react-pdf.
Does anyone have an idea of what I can try?
Thank you.
I'm interested in creating a content nav bar, similar to this one
This screenshot is taken from Material UI's site, but I haven't been able to find a component inside the library that resembles it. Is there one? Is there a way repurpose either a Drawer of an App Bar to replicate it?
Thanks
If it’s always visible on the page that is just a normal div really.
Set it up in your component (or wherever your routes are defined) so it is on every page
I am using the Angular Google maps directive to show maps on my webpage. Currently my markers are created using SVG but this is slow as I have to pass my information into a function that creates an SVG in memory to pass to the Google Icon. So I want to replace it with a custom HTML marker which will hopefully be less code and can leverage CSS classes for lots of the heavy lifting.
Unfortunately this isn't available as standard within the Angular Google Maps markers (unless I havent seen it?!)
I found a tutorial on how to do this with Overlays but I need clustering to work with my icons.
How can I do this? Without rewriting everything from scratch? Ideally I'd like to leverage as much of the existing angular-google-maps code as possible
The way I ended up doing this was to put in rich HTML into the labelContent property, setting a class on it via labelClass and then setting the icon to be transparent (https://maps.gstatic.com/mapfiles/transparent.png)
This way the actual icon is invisible but you can create rich HTML / CSS markers through the label. And this doesnt break functionality with the clusterer
We're trying to serve simple markup - a thumbnail, image, and some text - through DFP. This markup needs to be fluid - it's one member of a responsive grid on our website.
Assuming we can't avoid the iframe, is there a way we can get the iframe to be set at 100% width? That would probably do it.
The issues we're having is that we're forced to define an ad unit size, and that seems to dictate the dimensions of the iframe.
You can't have the control over the iframe, the best solution would be to extract the content of the iframe and append it to the parent using javascript. This way you will be able to use your websites responsive grid and class.
Sorry Mathieu but you are wrong. DFP uses friendly iFrames and you can change the width or height if you use your own creative template. We have many custom templates defined in DFP for our masthead variations that can expand, collapse, destroy ad unit's iframe.