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QUESTION
I want to stop a javascript .js to load on a specific website with greasemonkey/violentmonkey scrpit
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-26 at 06:33The second method below usually works but something seems to be interfering with it on your page for some reason. An ugly workaround is to put an empty hljs property on the window in advance, so that the page script, when run, thinks it already exists and does nothing:
QUESTION
I am creating a webpage and want to embed a GitHub Gist in the webpage. I want to align it in the center. I am using flex. But even though everthing else in the page is aligning itself the GitHub Gist object is not aligning itself.
Minimum Reproducible Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 13:54Wrap the script
in a container element, set the desired width
on the container element and then set margin-right
and margin-left
to auto
on the container element to center gist container.
You can adjust the width
of the container element, in the following code snippet, i have set it to 70%
.
QUESTION
I want to parse markdown to html and use syntax highlighting.
My SFC is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-15 at 13:58Vuetify has the following CSS specified for the code
tags:
QUESTION
I do not know how control the JavaScript of index file.
This is main page of Appium. I want to start Appium automatically, not manually click the start button. But another JavaScript file has this button.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-06 at 09:02Assuming you want to do this for automated testing. You may want to use a different, more terminal oriented bundle of Appium (for example https://www.npmjs.com/package/appium) and automate it with a tool like Jenkins.
As an example with the node version:
- Download and install Nodejs if you don't have it
- Open Terminal and type
npm i -g appium
and press enter - type
appium
to start server without GUI
You can than compose a shell script that calls appium
to start server with default values.
QUESTION
I am trying to embed a gist into my angular page, I am not sure why every single thing I have tried does not work.
This is what I tried:
ngx-gist sgbj/angular-gist angular-gist-embed Manually make it a js file that embeds it Yes I also tried to copy and paste the gist line (as some suggest).
I also tried, Prism.js, highlight.js.
Prism does work, but for every line it creates a really bad background highlight, and cannot unify the background to be a single box behind the code.
I feel like I am completely running out of solutions.
I wonder if there is something easier, or at least something that actually works.
Sorry for the broad question, I know there are SO threads out there for this, trust me I have looked at all of them and could not find a thing that was useful for me.
Here I put an example of error I get when I use ngx-gist:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-23 at 13:07I think ngx-gist will work for you. It seems you have an error in your gistId. The error you're receiving contains the encoding for { and } (%7B and %7D, respectively) in the URL. I think this means you are not meant to use those characters in your gistId. The ngx-gist readme doesn't make it clear these characters are not supposed to be in the final string.
Try changing the tag to
QUESTION
On my repo hosted on Github I have uploaded my files and it now resembles the following:
I would like if these folders were to appear in the same way as they appear on my desktop.
To specify in Numerical
order,
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ... 100
My research on accomplishing this, revealed this feature has yet to be implemented (ex, ex, ex).
According to the following stack question:
How do you control the order in which files appear in a GitHub gist
The folders are by default sorted in ASCIIbetical
order.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-01 at 21:39The folders are by default sorted in ASCIIbetical order.
Exactly what I mentioned indeed.
That means you need to come up with a different naming convention, which would allow the natural sorting order you are after.
Example:
QUESTION
Simply put, I'm trying to disable syntax select button (submitButton) in editing mode if syntax option is turned off in options menu/view (not shown). When running, the button shows as disabled but if you touch it shows the following error:
[UITextView edit]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x7fc0ff001e00
This has stumped me. I've scoured the internet, but I have not found anything useful. I only have two references to that button. IBAction and IBOutlet.
I'm sure it is something simple though. Feels like it. :P
Excuse the messy code (also heavily reduced):
EDIT: Added a couple more functions that might be relevant.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-31 at 07:04You've specified textView
as the tap gesture recognizer's target, when really it should be self
(because the edit
function is defined in your PasteView
class, not UITextView
). So this:
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