I am creating a basic map with ng-Map. I want to hide names of all roads/streets. How can I do it?
you can hide the road/street name by setting your own styles, and then set the styles to google map by map.setOptions({styles: customeStyles});
check this plunker.
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In wagtail, I need to make a Struct/Stream Block
There is a dropdown on the top of the block(Image/Video)
If editor choose Image, VideoChooserBlock should be hidden.
And if editor choose Video, ImageChooserBlock should be hidden.
class MyBlock(StruckBlock):
category = ChoiceBlock(choices=(("image", "image"),("video", "video")))
image = ImageChooserBlock()
video = videoChooserBlock()
Here, editor should be able to choose only image or video depending on category.
Any help is appriciated.
Thanks
You may find it useful to review the code of wagtail-link-block which does something similar.
Main files to focus on:
blocks.py for displaying fields conditionally based on a ChoiceBlock
static/link_block/link_block.js and static/link_block/link_block.css to handle the DOM manipulation and styling with JavaScript and CSS
wagtail_hooks.py to insert JS and CSS
I don't know how to remove tooltip from a pagination element. I'm using antd's table. This table contains a pagination. It's a part of the table. I'm trying to customize it using styled-components library. I've tried to find all classes which is containing tooltip in their titles and set them:
display: none !important;
But there was no result. There should be some class that is used for this purpose which I have no idea.
I will be grateful if someone knows the solution for this issue.
The tooltip comes from the title attribute of <li/> elements.
Such behavior is by design, therefore you can't remove it.
Alternative solutions which aren't recommended:
Implement Pagination by yourself, style it using the antd-css classes and integrate it with your custom Table.
Dynamically remove all title attributes by querying the dom.
Add showTitle=false in pagination, just put this...
pagination={{...pagination, <b>showTitle: false</b>}}
OR
pagination={<b>showTitle: false</b>}
It will disable tooltip in pagination.
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So, I have been working to style my map. But, stepped on a hitch back, such as to how to remove the neighbouring country name. So, my focus of work is only on INDIA. Also, how to not let map zoom out after INDIA boundaries because it now zooms out all the way.
For refrence see img
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Google Maps has a styling wizard where it's easy to customize your map, I found the administrative.country property and set visibility off in styler.
https://mapstyle.withgoogle.com/
Above link will help.
I have a google map (rendered using React-Google-Maps) that has several overlay view components, and a map marker component. I'd like the map marker to always be on top of the overlay views.
What I have looks something like this:
I've tried a few solutions, but so far nothing has worked:
I tried setting z-indexes in every way imaginable, and it does not appear to make a difference.
I've set the map marker options to include {optimized: false}, but that also does not affect rendering.
I can't move the overlay views to a different pane because I need them to be clickable, and the OVERLAY_MOUSE_TARGET is the only pane where that is possible.
I even tried to render the elements in a different order using setTimeout(), but that also did not fix the issue.
Is there any way to force the marker to render on top of the OverlayViews?
I'm trying to export an AmMap with custom markers on it. This example show some custom markers, try exporting the map and you'll find that it has no markers at all in the image: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/gwNevz
The main method of adding the custom markers is to add it as a separate DOM child:
image.chart.chartDiv.appendChild( holder );
This is essentially the AmCharts example (https://www.amcharts.com/demos/custom-html-elements-map-markers/) but with exporting enabled
The standard export plugin omit the custom markers. I tried adding the custom markers to other divs, but it did not matter. I also tried AmMaps-independent approaches (eg html2canvas) but those were unsuccessful so far.
Any ideas how to do this?
Unfortunately it isn't possible, which is why the demo has export disabled. The export converts the underlying SVG in the chart div to an image. Non-SVG elements like the div markers won't get exported. You'll have to use the default markers or create your own as images through the svgPath property.