I have make a button in Qt-Designer with some styling and its working perfectly:
See image. This one is is working perfectly:
All CSS attributes work on it,
But when I apply "border-radius" style on it, it is not clickable anymore (means I cannot click it then, and not attach any functionality on it)
This one with "border-radius" is not working.:
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My icon is not working properly in the ImGui::Button. I'm using the custom font named material-design from IconFontCppHeaders. My other icons are perform nicely, but the grid one is not acting correct. Here is my code:
ImGui::Button(_transparency ? ICON_MD_GRID_ON "##enable###gridTransparency" : ICON_MD_GRID_OFF "##disable###gridTransparency")
This line is used to change the icon just in one button, and it works fine. Is there any flags in ImGui that can adjust icons in Button?
Using Bootstrap is there a way to overlay a glyphicon dropdown menu over a video (mp4) , or alternatively, can I make an mp4 a background? I've tried everything and can't get it to work. I can get the glyphicon to overlay the video, but can't make it function as a dropdown. I can also get the dropdown to work over a background, but can't seem to make the video work as a background.
Thanks,
Jon
You can adjust your dropdown menu div on video by using position absolute for dropdown div and use position relative for main content.
I managed to find a sample code for Images as described in the following link .
How to drag images with pygtk
However when I use it for a button doesn't seem to work .
What the original link does:
It moves (pans) the image inside a 'Scrolled Window' widget. The widget doesn't change places, only the image with respect to the widget.
If you want to move the button itself, that is more complicated! It is easier if you use the 'fixed' layout manager, where the buttons are located in absolute coordinates (as opposed to the 'normal' layout manager where all widgets are 'packed' alongside each other. There you should use drag and drop. You have to prepare the entire application for 'receiving' the button, and what to do with it when it gets there. This involves many steps! ).
Have a look at the gtk.Fixed widget's documentation.
I want to make a dynamic animated slider with symbols that contain clickable actions vs a slider image only approach. I would like to use a "next" button and a "back" button that will scroll multiple background images that contain clickable links. I can produce a basic image slider with the back and next buttons, but this approach is limited. Any help on how I can do this in Edge Animate CC will be very appreciated.
I was looking for a very simple slideshow a while ago. Came up with this here:
http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/
If you want your Slides to contain any clickable items you will be able to simply add them to the sides div. Just set the picture as a background image in CSS and you are free to develop any clickable items infront.
Here is another tutorial that worked fine for me: http://line25.com/tutorials/build-a-simple-image-slideshow-with-jquery-cycle
To me this is easy to understand and if you are used to jQuery at least a little bit this here will work out fine for you.
Task: I wanted to create a simple share button which extends to a share section (F,T,G,P) when clicked.
I failed to let the section slide out of the share button - what I really, really wanted - but managed to let a separate ul element slide out on the right side.
The animation worked… until I set the ul to hide initially via $('.networks').hide();
The sections is intended to only show up after a click, but now after the first click it just "pops open" ignoring the configured slide-out. Sliding only works in both directions (open and close) after clicking on it at least once .
I've uploaded an Example here at Codepen.io and as a jsFiddle.
Side note: the demos are behaving a little bit strange since they appear to only show a slide-in fx. The slide-out fx, with which we start, always looks like it pops open - that's not the case, it works after the second click, so you got to focus your eyes to see it (on a normal browser it visibly works better).
PS: Bonus points if you help me make this slide out of the "share" button. Be aware that I only have rudimentary knowledge of Javascript ( * duck and run * ).
Take a look at this fiddle link.
I changed the display property of the buttons to be inline-block instead of inline.
Elements with display inline can not have a width and i think it was the reason why jQuery was not able to animates the Elements width. I also animated the wrap around the ul instead of the ul.
EDIT: made a fast mockup of the thing sliding out of the button. Changed some css to be on the list elements itself instead of on the a elements, just work through the css and I think it will look ok.
edit forgot the link: link