I have a website.
http://shipm8.ship2you.co/contactus
I have to change the icon that is appearing on the map, but I don't know where that icon is located.Can anybody help?
view-source->main.js->http://shipm8.ship2you.co/images/marker.png
When you check page source (right click-> view source), you should find image URL there. If you can's see it, itis most likely it is served by JS from some file. My assumption was to check custom (not known library seen there) file and first one to check was main.js file. In that file you would search for block of code that is responsible for google map. Actually first logic thinking for you should be to check google map code - where is called, calculated, executed... So there you can follow URL for marker. I noticed it is relative URL and just being appended to base url it showed image as well.
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I'm trying to use Britechart library to place a pie chart in my web page, the styling is imported correctly but I can't update the content of the HTML page, it always show the default values (I copied the whole div element form the documentation of britechart)
It does not produce any error but this warning in the console:
This issue is addressed multiple time here but all suggested solutions didn't work for me.
I tried:
Removing the line of source map in the britechart.min.js file //# sourceMappingURL=britecharts.min.js.map, it removes the warning but the content is not updated.
Including the library from cdn instead of a local file.
Removing the extensions from google chrome.
Is there something else that I'm missing?. I would appreciate your help!
We are just setup a SharePoint Server 2019 and created several site collections. We first remove the top left element of the suite bar in .css or .js. I am not sure where did I remove the suite bar.
However, we would like to bring it back to all site collections. I tried to edit the SuiteNav.CSS COREV15.CSS and the master page css file, but no luck to bring it back (Please refer to the Reference Image).
Reference Image
I use f12 to check the class and found this part is totally missing from my site collection.
<div class="o365cs-nav-topItem o365cs-nav-o365Branding o365cs-rsp-tn-hideIfAffordanceOn"><a class="o365button o365cs-nav-appTitle o365cs-topnavText" role="heading" href="https://<spsite>/_layouts/15/sharepoint.aspx" id="Sites_BrandBar" aria-label="SharePoint"><span class="o365cs-nav-brandingText">SharePoint</span></a></div>
Can someone let me know how to fix it or how to reset the suite bar setting/config file to default. Thanks a lot~
You can find the CSS attribute of the corresponding element and the location of the CSS file in effect in the style window of the developer tools.
Pay special attention to：display:none.
If no CSS that does not display the element is not found, find all the js files that work on the current page in the developer tools.
After you find your custom js file, click to view the source code.Then you can debug the code, find out the effective code, and upload the modified code to the corresponding location.
Is there way, in Atom, to open files that are mentioned in comments?
When I edit a code file, there are often other code files of interest that I may want to also open while working on that file. Sometimes these reference files are miles away and require numerous steps of navigation to open them via the left-pane tree structure.
I was thinking, it would be nice if I could put relative file paths into javascript comments in a manner that atom would understand that if I click that path it should open that file in a new tab.
I suspect this isn't an original idea, so I'm hoping someone can direct me to a solution that enables this type of functionality or make me aware of how it is already enabled but I must use some syntax I'm not currently using.
I found open-project-file and it seems like a nice fit.
Update: I tested it and it works great! You just click on the relative path (whether it is located in code or comment) and by hitting ctrl-shift-o it immediately opens the file in a new tab within the atom editor.
I am currently running Clearbox JS on my site so that users may view a larger version of an image once they have visited the images page. Now, I just recently implemented this and I have noticed that on every single page at the top of the page Clearbox JS echos the command that it is doing. Whether it be initializing, or viewing an image, or event rotating an image. I really do not want this message popping up at all. I would much rather being required to put a link somewhere on the website to the developers website then having to deal with this. If anybody knows how to remove this, please answer. I am providing a link to the website so that you know what I am doing as well as a pastebin link to the clearbox.js file which is the config file.
website: www.dsdwebdesign.net/bootstrap_apgnew/index.php
pastebin: http://pastebin.com/NgBgc34X
Try this somewhere in your page, or the cb_style.css file (but make sure you read their conditions, I am not sure if you are allowed to do this with this piece of software):
#CB_OSD{
display:none!important;
}
It should hide the box at the top.
I'm currently making an application where I use google earth to display a path. This path will be updated on a regular basis, and I've used a network link to connect the google earth to a KML file.
The problem is that every time google earth recieves an update from the KML it resets the view. I would like to disable this feature, but still be able to "fly" to a specific location on startup.
I've tried using setFlyToView(false) on the network link, but this results in no flying at all. What I would like, is for google earth to fly to the location of the placemark at start, and then when it updates -from the KML file through the network link- it doesn't fly anywhere.
Is there a way to access and change options when google earth is already running? If it's possible I could then use the setFlyToView(true) at initialization and then setFlyToView(false) when google earth has already changed the view to where I want to be, thereby disabling the updating of the view, but not the initial view position.
Thanks in advance!
That is the behavior if you have flyToView set 1 in the NetworkLink. Check that the flyToView element is child of the NetworkLink not the Link. Possibly the KML being generated by the JavaScript API you're using is not setting the flyToView correctly or it isn't supported.
<Document>
<visibility>1</visibility>
<NetworkLink>
<name>NE US Radar</name>
<refreshVisibility>1</refreshVisibility>
<flyToView>1</flyToView>
<Link>...</Link>
</NetworkLink>
</Document>
Also, you may want to override default view with a LookAt or Camera element added to the NetworkLink to fly.