I am using the Quilljs library: [https://github.com/quilljs/quill][1],
What I was trying to achieve:
When typing in the editor, I wanted to detect certain words in the editor and highlight or bold them out automatically while typing. Those words will be in a javscript array. How can I achieve that problem?
This wasn't a straight forward problem and I was having a lot of problems.
Any help is appreciated.
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So I am working on front-end and I am using Ant design library for stacked area charts. Everything else is working quite perfect so far but the text in legend is bit long so it is getting wrapped with ellipsis by default. I have tried alot of options but nothing has worked so far. I want the legend to display all the text and disable word-wrap no matter how long the text is.
NOTE: This is my first ever question on stackoverflow so please feel free to ask for anything which I have missed to mention.
I have a website that displays a large grid of cards like so:
The problem I'm having is that there is usually a large gap under each card and I don't know how to fix this. I want the cards to be fitted together like a collage or a puzzle.
Here is a link to the source code of the first card.
If you have any questions or requests, please ask me in the comments.
Use flexbox it can help you drag white spaces to make it even with other rows that contain more contents.
Can anyone please help me to style the default element to a normal input box? The default polymer element is having an underline. I want to style it to a normal text box (input box). I will be thankful if you are showing with a small example too.
Thanks in advance..
The Paper Elements are most useful when you are using Material Design. If you're not using Material Design but want the functionality of Paper Elements, then your best bet is to use iron-input since that is intended to be used on a normal input box that you can apply your own styles to.
If you take a look at the code for paper-input, you'll see that iron-input and iron-form-element-behavior are actually what gives it most of its functionality (there are some paper behaviors in there as well).
I'm looking for a basic text editor or a plugin for an existing editor that can highlight the entire current column or vertical location of the cursor similar to the common option to highlight the entire currently selected row or line.
I think it would be very useful for indented code.
Does anyone know where I can find something like this?
I understand exactly what you're looking for and want it myself. I use Notepad++ (based on Scintilla) but there doesn't seem to be a "highlight current column" option the way they do provide for "highlight current line".
I looked at the plugin architecture and demo plugin package. I whipped up a proof of concept - very basic, surely buggy, that uses the long lines edge column indicator as the "highlight" for current cursor column. Not the best solution since if you're using the edge indicator, you "lose" it.
Source code on GitHub:
https://github.com/vinsworldcom/nppColHighlight
Notepad++
It's based on the Scintilla library which implements exactly that feature you're describing, basically highlighting a rectangular area.
To do so, hold Alt + Left Mouse or Alt + Shift + Arrow Keys to select.
If you still haven't found such an editor, PSPad editor has the feature.
Link: https://www.pspad.com/
Please see the attached screenshot (don't worry about the editor language in my screenshot, English (and several other languages) are also available).
PSPad editor with vertical line showing the current cursor position
Hello I'm using Gtk on C, I need to have a GtkTextView in the middle of my window with many other widgets, I can't make the widget wrap lines. This is a very annoying behavior, anyone have any idea of what am I missing? This is the code I'm using to set it's properties:
gtk_text_view_set_left_margin(GTK_TEXT_VIEW(commentsTextView),20);
gtk_text_view_set_right_margin(GTK_TEXT_VIEW(commentsTextView),290);
gtk_text_view_set_wrap_mode(GTK_TEXT_VIEW(commentsTextView),GTK_WRAP_WORD);
gtk_text_view_set_pixels_inside_wrap(GTK_TEXT_VIEW(commentsTextView),0);
gtk_widget_set_size_request(commentsTextView,300,300);
Edit:
I solved this in a different way, still the problem remains unsolved :S
Did you put your text view into a GtkScrolledWindow?
You also need to make sure there are spaces in your text if you want the wrapping to occur on words. If there are no spaces in your string that is inserted into the text view gtk won't know where 1 word ends and the other begins.
If you want the text to wrap on a string without spaces you could use GTK_WRAP_CHAR in place of GTK_WRAP_WORD.