I have gone through these links.. link1 and link2
But these posts are not so clear..
I need to hide the caret from textbox and make it unselectable.
Please someone help..
The other option is to make the text box read only
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this is a self-answering question.
I got a problem and now solved it. If anybody get this problem, here is the problem:
When focusing to input/caph-input keyboard is not appearing
Solution:
as default element.focus() is enough to show keyboard, but sometimes input element's style info filled with "-webkit-user-select: none" attribute. Before calling element.focus() you need to clear style
I want to add text in top and bottom of angular-barcode directive like alternative text. I have already added alternative text in the bottom but want to add in the top also.
angular-barcode uses JsBarcode library. I am using canvas rendering in angular-barcode directive. I tried to add text based on this example by creating canvas object but it didnt work. If anyone has an idea how can I solve it. Please suggest me. Your help is greatly appreciated
I want to add text like this in angular-barcode
refer this link
I have added a command to the right on the toolbar as follows
Now I when I click on the 3-dot command, I would like to show a button to logout as follows
I tried with Dialog and InteractionDialog and I am not able to achieve this. I am looking for some guidance/help to achieve this. Please advise.
Thank you.
Please try addCommandToOverflowMenu as shown in below
Command logoutCommand = new Command("Logout");
toolbar.addCommandToOverflowMenu(logoutCommand);
Folks,
So I am using a angular dialogue box, however, setting custom size for this dialogue box ruins the format inside the box.
I have created a plunkr for this. http://plnkr.co/edit/yXf1kNMqhAdo3iM8dFBy
If you look at the "save" and "cancel" buttons, they appear somewhere near center of the page even though they are part of modal-footer.
Does anyone know how to resolve this.
Thanks in advance
They are appearing to the right because modal-footer has a css property set as text-align: right. They flow off of the plunker because model-body is being set as 800px in your code here: modal.css("width",'800px');.
You can add a style to override this if you want:
.modal-footer.left
{
text-align:left;
}
Updated plunker
Hope this helps.
I can't figure out why this list is not displaying properly in IE7.
The website: http://ada.kiexpro.com/html/about.html
The background image is covered by the div below and the div in the bottom is not displayed.
Thanks in advance!
Change the z-index of div#aboutbutton to 2. So, it will not be hidden under the div#abouttop. It should solve the problem