I'm using docusaurus for our dev docs.
How to disable TOC?
Thanks.
Docosaurus has Markdown Frontmatter metadata fields for .md files where you will eventually make use of the hide_table_of_contents field and set it to true.
Your .md should look like:
---
hide_table_of_contents: true
---
# Markdown Features
My Document Markdown content
There does not seem to be a way to make the hide_table_of_contents setting default to true; you need to add it to the Front Matter for every document if you want to completely disable the ToC display.
Another approach to completely disable the ToC display would be to edit the css, adding:
.theme-doc-toc-desktop {
display: none;
}
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Because I'm using a logo in my header, I don't need the title-text. But I would like to have a browser-title.
So I need to set a title and have to hide it in the header - but how?
Possible also to hide the title text with a proper CSS display: none setting. It can be put into the conf/userstyle.css file, so it wont be overwritten by updates. The text resides still in the page but becomes invisible. It may improve the search-engine hits also, maybe.
Possible CSS code:
div.headings h1 span { display: none !important; }
I assume that your wiki looks like dokuwiki.org (meaning that you are using one of recent versions and default template). If not the approach still should be the same, search for $conf['title'] in your template.
There is a block in lib/tpl/dokuwiki/tpl_header.php:
// display logo and wiki title in a link to the home page
tpl_link(
wl(),
'<img src="'.$logo.'" '.$logoSize[3].' alt="" /> <span>'.$conf['title'].'</span>',
'accesskey="h" title="[H]"'
);
Remove <span>'.$conf['title'].'</span> from it.
Each update of Dokuwiki engine will overwrite this change. You'll need to repeat it manually after each update or copy paste doku template into a new one and update this new template manually.
Possible also to hide the title text with a proper CSS display: none setting. It can be put into the conf/userstyle.css file, so it wont be overwritten by updates. The text resides still in the page but becomes invisible. It may improve the search-engine hits also, maybe.
Possible CSS code:
div.headings h1 span { display: none !important; }
This is the good answer. It works for me.
I can't seem to get the font awesome icons to load properly. The page in question can be found here: http://thelink.biz/AboutUs/
Am I loading the font awesome correctly or is there a conflict with Bootstrap?
You have the correct styling (line-height: 30px in stylesheet.css applying to the icons using .social-links > li a), but the order that you are loading the stylesheets in the page means that it is getting overridden by the default font awesome style. Make sure that you load stylesheet.css after the font awesome css files in your header.
I can see that you placed google analytics code wrogly at the top of the html file. Please place the code at the bottom of the html file & of course inside body tags.
Your <a> tags need some padding to push down the FontAwesome icons.
I was able to add
padding-top:7px
to the <a> and it fixed the centering of the icons.
I have this requirement where I have to change the default styles on my Ext JS application. I am not talking about changing stuff in CSS files yet. I am not that ambitious yet. Here is what I am looking for:
Suppose I need a Submit and Cancel buttons, I use xtype:button and text:Save ( or Cancel ). This will render buttons with the text on them. What should I do if I want to change the look and feel of the button? Or replace the button with a cool Save or Cancel image?
Right now I have all the texts on the application with the default font that ExtJS shows. What am I supposed to do if I want all the text on the application changed to a different font? Everything right from the data in forms/grids and the titles of each component should be changed to some other font my customer prefers. What am I supposed to do?
I understand these are very basic and a generic questions, but I am looking for a good headsup before I proceed with my task.
Thank you all in advance. Waiting for answers :)
Update: So, I found out how we deal with CSS and change the fonts. Can anyone help about the Chaning the look and feel for Submit/Cancel buttons.
I recommend you to use SASS and compass to build your own themes, or better said to change one the existing themes. In the Ext JS documentation you can find the css variables which you can set according to your needs.
If you are not ready for theming with SASS just yet take a look at this example of button configs from the sencha docs:
Stanadalone Example page: http://docs.sencha.com/extjs/4.1.3/extjs-build/examples/button/button.html
CSS that adds customized images to the buttons: http://docs.sencha.com/extjs/4.1.3/extjs-build/examples/button/button.css
JS that shows button configs: http://docs.sencha.com/extjs/4.1.3/extjs-build/examples/button/button.js
Essentially this shows how to use iconCls property on the button config along with a simple CSS class to add desired image to your button.
I have to download CSS file and apply style sheet to my app. I downloaded this file at the local folder and referenced it as
style.href = "ms-appdata:///local/css//custom.css";
and appended to head as
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(style);
after document onready event.
Seems it has no effect (but I can see this element in the dom browser).
So is there any restriction for css source: app package, local folder? May be this impossible to reference downloaded CSS due to MS limitations? Or may be I'm doing something wrong? Any suggestions?
Do keep in mind, however, that you can access the document.styleSheets collection and list, add, or remove CSS rules dynamically from JavaScript. You can access the individual rules themselves through the DOM using statements like document.styleSheets[0].cssRules[0].style.color = "red" or you if you've fetched yourself some custom CSS text (dynamically from your other CSS file online) you can add its styles to one of your active style sheets using something like document.styleSheets[0].cssText = "{my CSS code}". Do be sure that you're manipulating the right style sheet by checking the document.styleSheets[0].href.
I think you're out of luck trying to head down that path.
Note that, for security reasons, you cannot navigate to
HTML you have downloaded to this location and you cannot
run any executable or potentially executable code, such
as script or CSS.
Source: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh781215
Also, this blog post seems possibly helpful: http://palermo4.com/post/How-to-Use-IFrames-in-WinRT-Apps.aspx
Hello people
I was following this tutorial to generate a "pdf" file from a view in my rails app. Everything was ok, until I tried to hide the "link to download". Everytime I generate the PDF file, the link is still shown. I think that the "#media print" style in the css file is not working.
Is there another way to hide the link in the generated pdf file?
Thanks for the help
It is answered here http://railscasts.com/episodes/220-pdfkit. Check section application.css
You need to give an id for the "link to download" then in the CSS file hide the element using display: none. In the above example the id name is pdf_link and css properties are defined like this -
#pdf_link{ display: none; }
That should work.