I want to change the title bar color of the Google Create shortcut window.
The left is the basic state, and the right is the appearance of adding functions through elements.
From How to change Chrome App Caption Bar color in Windows 10
I changed the title color by referring to the link above. Answer at the bottom.
I want to keep this state from when I turn it on, but it doesn't work without dev tools.
I wanted to keep this state, so I looked for a way, but this was the only hopeful comment.
How can I use 'Custom JavaScript for Websites 2' to keep title bar color without dev tools?
You should use an extension like this or this and inject CSS like:
body {
background-color: #131722;
}
If you want to change the top bar in the image you posted, that's Google Chrome. Try Dark Mode.
The problem has been resolved.
You can use this extension.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/permanent-inspect-element/alfgclaljdbleenfjjnkefddlgbknl
After editing the element, you can save it.
But the downside is that the site is too slow. The evaluation is also complex. I think it will be a good tool for some. For me, this tool is too inconvenient. I'm looking for a better way.
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What is the proper way to remove the grey background that covers the entire screen, the recompile button, and the default libGDX load and/or load splash in a HTML build of my game?
Note: This answer applies only to the gdx-setup tool as of late 2022. The gdx-liftoff tool is similar but has a slightly less boneheaded configuration out of the box. Additionally, I would like to get some of libGDX's HTML backend reworked one day, as there is no point in the padding and it's applied unevenly, plus less obvious things like the way it creates a table for layout.
Grey background
The background colour can be customised by changing background: #222222 in html/webapp/styles.css to some other colour. Or apply it directly to the body in index.html and delete styles.css (plus the link to it) as it doesn't contain anything important once the superdev button has been removed.
Grey border
The border around the game can be removed by editing HtmlLauncher like so:
#Override
public GwtApplicationConfiguration getConfig () {
GwtApplicationConfiguration config = new GwtApplicationConfiguration(true);
config.padHorizontal = 0;
config.padVertical = 0;
return config;
}
Separating GwtApplicationConfiguration into a config variable brings it in line with the other launchers (desktop, Android, iOS) and setting the padding to 0 is self-explanatory. While we're here, passing true into the app config's constructor tells it to render at native resolution on high-DPI/"retina" displays instead of upscaling.
Recompile button
Or the superdev button, as I call it. Just remove the <a class="superdev"... line from html/webapp/index.html. If you need access to it during development, it's recommended you add its link to your bookmark bar. Visibility of the bookmark bar can be toggled using Ctrl+Shift+B in Chrome and Firefox.
Load/splash screen
You're probably best referring to https://libgdx.com/wiki/html5-backend-and-gwt-specifics#changing-the-load-screen-progress-bar for this (which may not have existed when the question was asked). In short, getPreloaderCallback() and adjustMeterPanel() can be overridden in HtmlLauncher. I typically just overwrite logo.png after building instead of using the recommended method for changing the logo.
Other changes
Things you might want to change before a final release:
styles.css isn't very important beyond changing the background colour, as noted earlier.
In index.html, a comma should be added to between device-width and initial-scale for it to be valid HTML.
In index.html, applying align="center" to a div is deprecated behaviour. Probably best remove that alignment. If you need it, apply via CSS instead.
In index.html, handleMouseDown() and handleMouseUp() are completely pointless, as far as I can see. I don't use them for my own projects and have had no complaints.
html/build/dist/assets/assets.txt references some files that may not be necessary. The default font (arial or lsans, depending on libGDX version) is only needed if you use it and the vertex/fragment shaders are only needed if you do 3D stuff, I believe. Removing these can remove load times ever so slightly, especially on HTTP/1.1 connections. But I don't have an automated way to remove those lines (except on Linux - head -n -8).
Setting an asset filter as seen at https://libgdx.com/wiki/html5-backend-and-gwt-specifics#speeding-up-preload-process is an easy way to reduce your load times. I return false for music files to reduce load times greatly - it ends up streaming music instead of preloading it (if using Music, not AssetManager).
The code completion popup which comes up automatically in IntelliJ IDEA looks like this:
As you can see, It's dimmed, or "faded" and hard to read. (Screenshot is fine, but the real one is hard to read.)
After I click on it, it looks like this:
As you can see it's no longer dimmed or faded, but I always have to click on it to un-dim it.
How can I make it always fully visible and not dimmed ?
One way to make the autocomplete popup fully visible is to select Settings/Editor/General/Code Completion/Insert selected variant by typing dot, space, etc.
This is however not just an appearance setting, so it also changes the way autocomplete behaves, which may or may not be good depending on your preference.
I am not aware of any option which would purely disable the dimming. You could try posting a feature request for that on https://youtrack.jetbrains.com.
I own a sports apparel company and I'm looking to have an applet built that will allow customers to see how their team names will look in certain colors on jerseys. Below you can see the final result of a competitor site's Flash applet where text is rendered on 2D surfaces/images.
My requirements: I need users to be able to set the font, primary text color, outline text color, and text style (arched or straight).
So my question-- Is this sort of text rendering possible with only Javascript/PHP?
If so, what limitations do you for see? I've been told the arching and outline text color may be issues. I've also been told that I may have to upload library files to a server where the actual rendering may take place.
If not, what scripting would you guys recommend? I'm trying to stay away from Flash because it's slow and costly.
I'll be passing this onto our developers so please feel free to be as detailed as possible. I figure'd I'd save them some leg work!
Thank you!
Depending on how complex you want your graphics to be, html5 drawing abilities could be used. Check Raphaël library, for instance, webGL/canvas renderers already have a lot of features in modern browsers.
As of the solution with server rendering, it's also possible with gd2(php), but imho that would be less convenient, at least try something different from php (btw, what's your backend running on?)
Your competitor's solution with java applet honestly seems the easiest, except that it requires jre, which few people are eager to install =)
That's kind-of a high level question, but yes you can definitely use javascript for it.
If there's a problem with getting characters to look right, you can always save each letter as a separate image and have javascript place them next to each other in preview. I'd try to see how close you could get with the existing fonts first.
Layering the text: one color large font, then a different color smaller font will give you the outline effect your looking for.
When I am programming in Eclipse, the auto-complete \ suggestions box usually opens when typing a dot (for example after typing System. or SomeObject., and stays open while typing a similar code to any of the suggested.
This is what I'm talking about:
I often use the auto-complete \ suggestions box to my advantage, and there are couple of changes I would like to make in order to improve my productivity while programming, if possible;
Is there any way to make the suggestions box visible all the time,
showing suggestions in real-time (and showing a blank box when there
are no available suggestions) ?
Is there any way to add permanent custom suggestions to the suggestions box (e.g. a switch case template or a line of code like public String toString()) ?
Is there any way to re-order the suggestions box (e.g. class private variables before general functions or System.out.println() before System.out.print()) ?
Is there any way to re-design the suggestions box - i.e changing its text color, background color, re-sizing the suggestions box window and removing the yellow java-doc pop-up?
FYI, in Eclipse terminology this feature is called Content Assist.
Is there any way to make the suggestions box visible all the time, showing suggestions in real-time (and showing a blank box when there are no available suggestions) ?
No, that's not possible. You can invoke it any time you want via Ctrl+Space (Command+Space on Mac)
Is there any way to add permanent custom suggestions to the suggestions box (e.g. a switch case template or a line of code like public String toString()) ?
Yes, you can add your own templates via Preferences > Java > Editor > Templates
Is there any way to re-order the suggestions box (e.g. class private variables before general functions or System.out.println() before System.out.print()) ?
Not really. There is some control of the order for "cycling" through proposal types via Preferences > Java > Content Assist > Advanced, but it's not really what you're looking for. The order of proposals is, I think, based on the current context of when Content Assist is invoked.
Is there any way to re-design the suggestions box - i.e changing its text color, background color, re-sizing the suggestions box window and removing the yellow java-doc pop-up?
All of the customization option are available under Preferences > Java > Content Assist; color options are available under Preferences > General > Appearance > Color and Fonts, but I think the colors for that pop-up might come from your operating system color settings.
If you're using (or willing to use) Eclipse Juno (4.2) then there is a new project call Code Recommenders that you might find interesting.
E-Riz already answered all your other questions but for getting content assist in real-time there is a workaround
Under Preferences > Java > Editor > Content Assist there is an option for "Auto activation triggers for Java". By default it's set to ".". You can append to that all the alphabets (ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz) and then it should work.
Is there any way to re-design the suggestions box - i.e changing its text color, background color, re-sizing the suggestions box window and removing the yellow java-doc pop-up?
Just when the auto-suggestion box pops up, if you hover your mouse pointer to its botton-right corner, you'll be able to see mouse pointer turn into resize pointer. Resize it the way you like and next time when it pops up, it will be of the same size. Hope this helps. :-)
I have a pretty annoying issue with text highlighting on my EL statements.
I have scrolled through every field in the Options/Fonts&Colors/Syntax Control Panel three times, paying extra attention to the Expression Language options and I can not find the parameter that controls the white background of the whole ${initParam.productImagePath} expression statement.
Try looking under Fonts&Color -> Syntax. Then select the language and check all the color settings there.
UPDATE
I would add that sometimes the settings are inherited... it can be really hard to find which setting controls the color.
You can save the color settings exporting ("Export" button) then change every setting under "Expression Language" just to see if it changes.
Also, you can look through all colors in all languages and tabs until you find the color that matches the one you are seeing in the editor.
I'm guessing you may have done all this already, but I want to be sure I give the most complete answer I know of just in case.
Did you also check the entries in the Fonts&Colors Highlighting-Tab?
Your image shows that the white expression is not in the current selected line, so my guess is that you have enabled "highlight Search" (small Editor Toolbar). Another guess: if you are using the jVi Plugin, there's another highlight search parameter in jVi's settings dialog.