Can anyone please help me in understanding how this blog archive works? I think it is using an accordion style. I'm trying to achieve the effect where the previous year below goes down when the top is opened. How to do this? I have absolute positioning in mine.
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I need to create a chart like that one in image attached. The only one problem I have is with this arrow that is pointing at certain value. I have no idea how can i create it. From all of the libraries I couldn't find anything suitable. Can anyone help me with the solution?
As an example, you can take this library https://github.com/ahernandez9/react-native-arc-progress-bar
It is based on reanimated. It is not 100% what you need but you can fork it and do some additions.
Being new to react-native, I am trying to style my input fields using react-native-elements to look similar to their example ones (Example).
Even after going through the source code for the example I still can't seem to figure out where I would start when it comes to customizing these fields to that extent.
As a heads up for anyone else looking to do the same thing, I ended up using this library to make nicer looking animated input fields. It isn't quite the same as what I had originally planned, but if you're in the same scenario as I was, I definitely recommend taking a look.
I would like to show some page indicator in the Xamarin.Forms carousel, with dots or something similar.
The purpose is to let to the user know that there are more pages if he does swipe. The UX would improve a lot.
Any possibility/way to do this?
I wanted to implement the exact same thing and came across the following link:
http://chrisriesgo.com/xamarin-forms-carousel-view-recipe/
I found it quite easy to implement and figure out what is going on after reading through the post. A great option and well worked example in my opinion!
You'll only need to follow the example related to "Dots" of course :)
Hope this helps!
(first post on stack overflow!)
Computer Engineer, but I'm fairly new to web development and I'm trying to learn all the best practices.
I typically add my styling class to a div when adding an image. (not so sure this is the best way anymore)
So for example, right now I'm adding a div with a border and a max width/height of 100% then letting the image inside the div expand to either but not outside of the div.
This however isn't working in IE9. Its expanding the to image full size creating major layout issues.
This has probably been gone over but I couldn't seem to get the search terms right to find the answer.
So is there a standard way to fix this? Even though it won't really be too difficult to add max-width and max-height to the tag I don't really wan't to do that..I'm sure there will be some issues with doing that. This site I've been working on is getting fairly large and VERY complex.
I think internet explorer might be a tiny bit retarded. How did it ever become a major browser!? Go Chrome!
Thanks!
hey, I'm trying to make a accordion menu in Objective-C for a iPad app. The only thing I know is that I should look over core animation.
Couldn't find anything helpfull.
Can anyone help me ? at least give me a few pointers.
i am also trying to implement Accordion Menu for iPad.. i have been doing some research and found that this link is a good help...
http://www.deepinthecouch.com/iphone-sdk/accordion-uitableviews-programming-backwards
(Go here for the archived version)
i have tried putting in the codes in this blog to my project, but i kept getting some weird errors..
so instead, i am taking the concept and try to implement something myself...
if u get ur accordion menu work, do share it.. i will do the same... :)
[Update] : i have revisited the blog page again just now, and found that the author have added a new entry and added a piece of code that works...
Have a look
http://www.deepinthecouch.com/iphone-sdk/accordion-uitableviews