Here's my app without CSS. Notice that the buttons are obviously disabled.
Then, here's what it looks like after adding Twitter Bootstrap:
I verified that the buttons are disabled. However, why do they look enabled?
Improper use may be somewhere
You can try using the button ng-disabled
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngDisabled
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I am using the Azure Maps service in a test to see if it will work for us in a project we are developing. The map service works fine for what we need, but the popup's standard close button is extremely small. Is there a way we can apply some CSS styling to the existing close button, or can we create our own instead of using the built in one?
This is what the close button looks like on our test service now:
I figured it out!
It was rather simple. I took a guess and set the closeButton option to false, and on my button control I added a "onclick" attribute with the value of "popup.close()" and it worked just fine.
My typical workflow when choosing styles for a component is to use the dev-tools in the browser to play around with the styles until I'm happy with the look, and then copy the chosen styles permanently back to the code.
But if I want to see the dropdown in react-select, I need to click it. When I click back to the dev-tool, the dropdown disappears as the component is de-selected.
Is there a way to keep the dropdown open as I style it?
Here's a sandbox if you want to try: https://codesandbox.io/s/4rlmrp38j7
I just found the prop menuIsOpen which will force the dropdown to stay open.
However, if there is a way using the dev-tools or another method I'd be interested in that too and will happily mark that as more robust and correct than this answer.
You would recommend you to use some extension to inspect the code React:
for chrome
for firefox
Then in react-select v1 you can set isOpen and in v2 menuIsOpen to true without changing you code.
I will also suggest to take a look at this page and directly in the source code on the repo github to have an idea of the default style.
I got AngualrJS plugin installed and enabled, and set angular.js to javascript lib, but there is no ng-disabled code completion pops up when I want to add it to button attribute, but it shows the code completion when add to other elements like input.
This code works fine but still it's annoying that webstorm display such pop-up like this.
I am using https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-ace directive to implement ace editor in my angular JS application.
Everything works well, i just want to know, how to disable the auto completion in the editor. I am using it in mode:html, and whenever I type in any opening tag like div, closing tag is added automatically. I want to disable this behaviour
Currently I'm working on a project related to AngularJS. In there I need to disabled on
< a >
link. To do that I used ng-disabled="true". This is not working in chrome and Firefox. But it works in IE. Someone suggested the change link to a button. But in this project I can't convert those links to buttons. Does anyone know how to do so?
This works well if you used AngularJS 1.1.5 version or higher
mine is v1.1.5, it also works well in all browsers.
AngularJS just maps the functionality of the disabled property of input elements with the ng-disabled directive.
This cannot work for <a> tags, since only input type elements have support for the disabled property.
If you really can not change the link to a button, your only option would be to add customized CSS and click handlers to those links.