I have installed the indexMenu plugin, in my sidebar I have created a menu like this:
...
{{indexmenu>.#1|js#kde.png}}
and I want to hide one entry in my menu:
How can I do this?
I was a little bit confused, in case you want to hide this menu item, then why don't just not create this item?
Please correct me if my understanding wrong.
Maybe this link helps? http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:indexmenu#skip_files
Go to the plugin-settings and type the following behind namespace ids to skip:
/(collaborateur)/
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While I know I can use data-back-button to change the text on my drilldown menus, is it possible to change them to reflect whatever the parents of the drilldown is?
For example, the drilldown menu works as such:
And I'd like it to function as such:
I hope this makes sense and let me know if I can clarify. Thanks for any insight you can provide.
There are a couple of ways you could do this but the most straightforward seems to me to be something like this:
1) Use Foundations Drilldown options to set a new general back button. e.g. data-back-button='<li class="js-drilldown-back"><a class="new-back"></a></li>'
This takes care of the styling with .js-drilldown-back and makes it work as a back button without additional JavaScript. It also adds a new class to the a for later use setting the text.
2) To change the text you can use jQuery, perhaps something like this:
$('.new-back').each(function(){
var backTxt = $(this).parent().closest('.is-drilldown-submenu-parent').find('> a').text();
$(this).text(backTxt);
});
All this does is scurry up the menu structure to find out what the original link text was, and then copies it to the new back button.
This should work for all levels of a drilldown as in this example: http://codepen.io/tymothytym/pen/GWbXap
FYI: There are a few mild usability concerns with using the same labels to point forward and backwards in menus as users can find this confusing, particularly with many levels. You may have already considered this, I mention it only for completeness.
I could not change the menu structure in my project so I fixed it like this:
if (jQuery('.js-drilldown-back').length) {
jQuery('.js-drilldown-back').each(function () {
jQuery('.js-drilldown-back').find('a').text('Custom back text');
});
}
With this you don't need an extra html tag.
I am trying to add new actions to the right click context menu when you select a file or many files. I am writing a program in C++ which contains the functionality that I want to trigger.
As far as I know I have to add new entries to the registers when installing my program and also, I have to use COM(here I got completely lost).
Is there a straightforward way of doing this?
As already suggested by #Igor Tandetnik you can do almost everything you want with Registry entries.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/cc144169.aspx
I'm trying to use emberjs but I'm stuck in some stupid errors.
I didn't find a good way to select a tab. Should I set some variable in the route and use bindAttr in the handlebar? (I tried it but didn't work). I need to create a emberjs view for each element that I need to interact with template and use {{#view}}{{/view}}?
In the 'navigation' outlet, I render signup/signin forms and want to keep filled data when user change the selected tab. How can I do that?
Here is the code: http://jsfiddle.net/alexandrebini/6g7Xu/24/
Sorry if I was not clear, I'm a little lost...
Use Bindings & also Ember provides their textfield views which are pretty handful...I edited some of your fiddle to account your issue, rest of fiddle I think you can handle by yourself, http://jsfiddle.net/6g7Xu/26/ (Edited the Sign In part use this to edit the Sign up view)
Hope this helps !
Is there a way to have multiple columns in a QMenu? I'm using Qt with C++. I have searched and there does not seem to be a way to do this built in to Qt. The question then is how do I add this functionality to my program? Has anyone built a custom menu that can have multiple columns?
Maybe a submenu is what you're looking for. As qt doc says:
Separators are inserted with addSeparator(), submenus with addMenu(), and all other items are considered action items.
For example, here there is a full example. And "Format" menu item is a submenu. You can add a submenu with:
m_mysubmenu = QMenu(...);
...
m_menu->addMenu(m_mysubmenu);
I found a way to do this here. This is not normally something that you want to do; there is usually a better way; but in my application, the user will be greatly helped by it.
When I click on "Recommend" the window which button opens is hidden (unvisible) behind the footer.
Actually I've got screenshot to explain it precisely: http://www.diigo.com/item/image/1q1ia/tw30
Of course it's XFBML, because I know problem like this can be found when iframe. Any idea how to fix it?
My weblog address is http://www.votre-site-internet.com/ if you want to check it out by yourself.
Thank you in advance,
Piotr Sochalewski
If you are using FBML, I would look into your CSS z-indexes. I would suggest bumping up the z-index where the like button is.