discogstagger | Simple Rust Webview app
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kandi X-RAY | discogstagger Summary
Simple Rust + Webview app to automatically tag your music collection using data from Discogs.
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npm i -g inline-assets
cd src/assets
inline-assets --htmlmin --cssmin --jsmin index.html dist.html
cargo build --release
strip discogstaggerrs
upx -9 discogstaggerrs
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QUESTION
I'm working on a site with a textarea / button / table in the body content.
My content is responsive enough, except for very thin displays (like mobile) in which case the table does not wrap and becomes unusable, and the button doesn't expand to fill the entire area.
(in line code element doesn't seem to be playing nice, but this jsfiddle is a better example)
https://jsfiddle.net/martinradio/b4z735tk/40/
How can I make the table more responsive so that when my window gets resized, the table has some sort of word wrap (like a scroll) similar to the textarea
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 06:46I have edited your code here: https://jsfiddle.net/r0bny6h7/
- To make the table itself responsive on smaller screens, I changed the fix width of 553px to "max-width: 553px". Essentially what this does is on larger screens, makes sure that the element does not go over 553px, but on smaller screens, it will automatically reduce in size to fit the screen.
- To expand the button on smaller screens, just add a max-width (in this case, "max-width: 553px" to match the table) and "width: 100%" to ensure that it takes up the full width on smaller screens.
- To make the table contents have word wrap, just add "word-wrap: break-word;" and "white-space: normal;" to the table, th, td.
- Just a small note, but it was a bit difficult to navigate through your code since you mixed inline and declarative CSS styles. I would suggest sticking to one type, especially if you have styles that will be reused throughout the code (for example, you add "text-align: center" to a lot of the table contents. You can clean it up by applying it to the whole element instead, or a specific class.)
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I have a website with a sidebar, I want certain elements to have a background color of yellow if they have the currentPage
class. It works with my 'Home' tab, but I am trying to do the same with one of my nested tabs, in this case 'tagger.site' from 'Projects', I have the same class element added but it wont change the background color to yellow, even if i add the !important string. Is there some way to force my background color to change? Or do i need to change my css selector for currentPage
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Answered 2020-Jul-05 at 21:10Just add .currentPage a {}
or add the class directly to the anchor tag
QUESTION
I have an different version of ruby recognized by my windows10 cmd, even after I've uninstalled that version, and now it's preventing me from running bundle update or bundle install.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-30 at 01:18Install the latest version of rails (my preference is the install rails website).
Then you want to type:
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