I have a web form with buttons and other controls including a calendar control and the month header of the calendar control is separated from the days. Does anyone know how to fix this?
I solved this problem by creating a new web form project and copying the generated .css files into my project and it fixed it.
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Recently, Spotify released their 2019 Spotify wrapped web application, which is essentially a way for both music artists and music listeners to rewind and review what they listened to/who listened to their music in the past year.
As part of their site, they dynamically created these images that people could either export or share to one of their social media networks.
Above is an example of one of those dynamically generated images (of course, the image, and the text/statistics below change).
How would I go about doing this in code?
Sorry if this is in the wrong place - just wasn't sure where I would post this. Thanks in advance!
The easiest way of doing this would be to use a SVG as your base template allowing you to add in the text values after the fact.
Add the SVG to a canvas which can then be converted to jpeg by using .toDataURL("image/jpeg")
the forms in my app display themself based on metadata.
In design mode the user should be able to change the form (metadata) by dragging all form elements (text, input ...) somewhere in the browsers window. I want to save the new metadata to display the changed form.
I wonder, if there is allready any solution or a tool.
Thanks in advance
Chris
Check this link - http://ngmodules.org/ which contains a detailed list of plugins developed for angularjs. I have found many useful plugins here.
I am working on a drupal 7 site that utilizes the calendar module. I've created a content type "event" which includes an event title, description, and time.
I'd like to display this information into a lightbox of some sort. I've researched the lightbox2 and colorbox modules but it seems that those are mainly used for media.
Has anyone done this and/or are there any suggestions as to how I can accomplish this?
The calendar module has a popup option built in. If you'd like another alternative you can look at the Fullcalendar module which has color box integration and is a better calendar in my opinion anyway.
I want to make a silverlight web part hosted in SharePoint 2010 that will take up the entire screen. I know how to get rid of all the SharePoint navigation through CSS or a custom master page, but I'm struggling with how to get a web part zone to grow to the full height available. I've messed around with using CSS or jquery to set the heights of the various tables and divs that wrap a web part and haven't found a good solution. Has anyone done this?
How about not using a webpart, and just embedding the Silverlight application into an empty page with an empty masterpage?
You can grab the html or aspx page that Visual Studio generates when you create an new Silverlight project.
I would suggest you to get a new master page for this purpose. You can get the minimal master page here:
http://blog.drisgill.com/2009/11/starter-master-pages-for-sharepoint.html
I was wondering if it was possible to bind some filenames in a given directory of the ClientBin folder to a ComboBox.
I'm working on this application that has a video Tutorials section. I've got a comobox that lets the user select which tutorial video they wish to see.
Right now not all the videos are completed (it's a bit time consuming) and I would like to deploy the application. It would be great if I could work on the videos later on and just upload them to my ClientBin/Videos directory and have my Silverlight App pick them up automatically without me having to go into the XAML and add the new videos to the ComboBox.
Anyone know if this is feasible?
You bet. You'll need directory browsing turned on in IIS, though. Once you've done that,
Use the WebClient's DownloadString functionality and issue a request to /Videos.
Parse the result, and you have a list of files