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kandi X-RAY | inspinia Summary
INSPINIA Admin Theme is a premium admin dashboard template with flat design concept. It is fully responsive admin dashboard template built with Bootstrap 3.x and 4.x Framework, HTML5 and CSS3. It has a huge collection of reusable UI components integrated with jQuery plugins. It can be used for all type of web applications like custom admin panel, project management system, admin dashboard or application backend.
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- Plot class
- Compile event handlers .
- Create a new context .
- Creates state provider
- Initializes HttpProvider .
- Class to render an agenda view .
- Creates a new scope provider .
- Initialize the default event handlers
- Standard event renderer .
- Creates a new footer .
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Answered 2021-May-02 at 14:38It's likely to be dependent on both your general font size and using the fa-5x
class.
I'd start by removing the fa-5x
as that should reduce the size.You can also have a look at this Font Awesome page which further explains sizing icons.
Try it with your calculator - change it to:
QUESTION
I'm fairly new to developing in Rails (developing in general to be honest), so I hope somebody can give a clue on how to solve this...
I'm creating a rails web-app (ruby 2.6.5, rails 6.0.1) using the Inspinia template from WrapBootstrap.
The template has a navigation side-bar with pre-configured behavior (drop-down/collapsible second level menu items and such). This was working fine.
However I need to create a view page to control commissions, so to mark the paid commissions I created a simple_form form with a single checkbox that will toggle the 'paid' vs. 'not-paid' attribute.
What happens is that when I click the checkbox, I get an error that the turbolinks was not found, even though I have the turbolinks gem.
So I included //= require turbolinks
in application.js
But when I do this, the collapsible menu items with sub-levels in the navigation side-bar just stay open and don't collapse anymore.
I'm not sure what to do, because I need to require turbolinks for my form to work properly, but I also want the side-bar menus to collapse.
Example of HTML menu item (when inspecting the HTML in the browser, with the side-bar working properly, there is class called 'aria-expanded' that doesn't show on my normal HTML):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 08:33Using Turbolinks with pre-existing javascript is not that straight forward and you have to wrap you mind around the fact, that there are no hard reloads anymore that would reinitialize your menu or any other javascript on load.
Your menu stays open, because its state got never reset when navigating away from the page.
With a hard page reload you get this for free, in turbolinks you have to take care of the teardown in the before-cache
event. (https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks#preparing-the-page-to-be-cached)
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-27 at 09:14The default background-size
value gets set to auto
. If you want to resize the background, you have to change the property value. A value i usually recommend is cover
, which makes your background cover the element automatically along its shortest axes making it fit perfectly and cuts out hidden the longest axes overflowing background. In other words, the cover
property resized your background shrinking it to the smallest size that still covers its element.
However, it is not gonna do you any good alone if you don't resize also the carousel height (since height is the shortest axes on which the background will adapt).
In your case, inside your media query, i would rather put
QUESTION
My problem is with the inspinia.js
file in rails 6.
I have the file inspinia.js
and application.js
in :-
app / javascript / pack
Try to integrate it in the following ways:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-29 at 12:51Well, you said that you've put it in the app/javascript/packs
directory.
All you have to do is require it in application.js
like:
QUESTION
Here is my problem:
In PHP Laravel I have a foreach loop that displays messages on the screen including a checkbox. Every message has its own checkbox. I also have a checkbox at the top of all the messages. I would like to assign a function to that checkbox to check all the checkboxes. I know this question has been asked in the past, but unfortunately those answers didn't work for me. Does someone have a solution for me?
I'm using: Laravel, Inspinia, Bootstrap 4
Thanks in advance!
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-16 at 09:04you can do it in jquery
first step
change this
QUESTION
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My custom dashboard has buttons that contain both a Font Awesome icon and a text description of the button or form action. I have a problem with my forms and buttons that a form doesn't submit upon clicking on a font awesome icon within a button that has a jQuery click event. I could use some help figuring out what I'm doing incorrectly.
In this image example, there is a font awesome magnifying glass "search" icon, followed by the text "Search".
If I click anywhere on the button, my jQuery works correctly by replacing the inner HTML of the button with the font awesome icon spinner icon and with text "Searching ...". If I click directly on the font awesome icon, the form does not submit. If I click anywhere else on the button aside from the font awesome icon, the form submits properly. If I remove my jQuery click() functions that replace the innerHTML when buttons are clicked, the form submits properly even when the font awesome icon is directly clicked. It has something to do with the jquery click html code but I'm not sure what I'm doing incorrectly.
What am I doing wrong with my jQuery that's causing the form to not submit when the font awesome icon is clicked within the button?
This image shows that the jQuery correctly replaced the inner HTML of the button, but the form doesn't submit when the font awesome icon is clicked on directly. The form only submits when the button is clicked anywhere else except for directly on the font awesome icon.
Here's my jQuery and HTML for this Search button
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-06 at 20:07So basically you need
- Change the
type
fromsubmit
tobutton
. - Change the icon by adding and removing class.
- Submit the form programmatically after a while.
So your code can be something like that:
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