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Hi i am creating a web based application where i created buttons for cut,copy,paste,undo,redo,delete options.I wanted to make all these buttons to work according to their functionality after clicking the button how can i implement that in my application? I am using html for my design and JavaScript and JQuery for Functionality.
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You can use an iframe and set iframe.document.designMode = "On"; using javascript.
then use iframe.document.execCommand(aCommandName,aShowDefaultUI,aValueArgument);
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I need to place this particular effect on a dropdown
I need to place this particular effect on a dropdown where the placeholder goes up and the new vale takes the field, just by using JS, Jquery, CSS and HTML
Before transition
After transition
This kind of input that you wanted, called material design input, where the google announced it a few years ago. Chris on code describe how to implement this in a good way that you can use or customize it by yourself.
you can follow the link below for more information:
Material Design Input
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I want to implement a scroll-spy to change the active state of buttons in the navigation bar. There are examples that use jQuery but I want to implement it with pure javascript. Is it possible? If it is possible, can you provide me an example code?
Edit: What I mean with pure js is not using any external libraries. Sorry for misrepresenting.
You can just define an handler for the scroll event with
document.getElementById("mydiv").onscroll = function(event){
update_buttons();
};
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I have a web sketch I programmed with HTML5, CSS and JavaScript that I'd like to have in another mobile/tablet version.
Since I'm a bit oldschool, I'm not familiar with bringing it to a mobile form.
Any ideas on how to make this happen?
I presume that you might be looking for converting plain HTML into responsive ones. You might achieve it by using the famous Bootstrap framework, or any other alternatives.
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Dropbox's official page teaches how to implement a single chooser, but doesn't teach how to implement multiple choosers on a page.
Is it possible to do that?
Yes, this is possible. The createChooseButton method can be used multiple times to create multiple Chooser buttons that you can put wherever you want. E.g.:
var button = Dropbox.createChooseButton(options);
document.getElementById("container").appendChild(button);
var button2 = Dropbox.createChooseButton(options2);
document.getElementById("container").appendChild(button2);
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First poster here, but I wanted to know if there was anyway that it was possible to customize the JavaScript prompt boxes without using jQuery? I'm wanting to keep my site vanilla as possible. Thanks.
You can create your own modal dialog boxes. However you cannot customize how, for example, window.alert("Hello!") would look. That is completely up to the browser manufacturer.
create a 'div' and show that using an event.