Read up on absolute positioning with css; that should do the trick.
Good luck
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Read up on absolute positioning with css; that should do the trick.
Good luck
Thanks for that! I'll do some more reading on that:D
Peter
@lykeion, thank you so much!; wrapping alert() in an anonymous function did the trick!
DOes anybody know why you have to wrap alert() in a function like this to get it to work, but can call a normal...
I have the following html:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en"...
Hi Rhemat,
I do not understand exactly what you are trying to do, but you could use css again to change the position of the links according to their state; google css pseudo classes for this....
You should use a list for this and then CSS to style it. With CSS you can set multiple classes on an element, BUT if I recall correctly, IE of course doesn't play nice with this ( check with Google...
Is that really what it is? Sounds like a fun project to use that for something.
Ok, think I found the answer myself; "name" is actually of the type char*, so is that why this construction works?
And if "name" had been of type int, would malloc have then to be called with...
Hello, still studying my C book:p,
I have the following function:
void InitPerson( Person *person, char *name, char *address ) {
int nameLength = strlen(name) + 1;
person->name = malloc(...
Sorry, my mistake, didn't put that very well.
ANd again thanks for more clarification
Thanks for the quick replies.
I am aware of pointers, but I never saw this construction before, Iwas thinking along the lines of what Johnl was saying, that I declared a function whith a return type...
Hello,
I'm studying a C book at the moment and as an example there is this addressbook app. The following is in the headerfile:
typedef struct {
char *name;
char *address;
} Person;
Qcad is what you are looking for, it's in the repos, or you can buy a commercila version for € 26 or something. I use it a lot for my woodworking drawings.
www.ribbonsoft.org
If you mean auto completion with function reference, yes, Bluefish 2.0-rc1 ( or the latest devel version ) has it.
You are probably working on a layer / image without transparancy. Right click on the layer and go to add alpha channel. Now when you use the eraser it will erase to transparency.
Doing it for a hobby, I made my own and my girlfriends:
www.petemoll.nl
www.fockschaep.nl
Both made with Bluefish, Gimp and Inkscape
My own site and my girlfriend's:
www.petermoll.nl
www.fockschaep.nl
Made with Bluefish, Inkscape and Gimp.
I just upgraded to Jaunty, and now the pad of my Bamboo only scrolls up.... I tried overruling this by using
xsetwacom set pad relwup 5
xsetwacom set pad relwdn 4 but this doesn't work.... it only...
You must have made a typo I guess... When I tried it worked fine. Here is the code I used:
<html>
<head>
<style type="text/css">
#thisDay { color: darkviolet; }
</style>
Bluefish is under heavy development ( again? ). The team has just release 1.3.4 in the unstable branch. Packages are available for Ubuntu, also 64 bit! Help testing this lovely editor. Check their...
I use qcad quite a lot ( as of now the paid version ), and never had a problem with it. It is the only good cad program I know for Linux ( until Bricscad comes with their new version ) and it is very...
Most plugins mentioned in the article can be installed by installing gimp-plugin-registry from the repos... Nice
I bet there are much quicker ways of doing this, but Qcad is the only good working cad app now under Linux, and my cad needs aren't that big:-) Good luck!
A very simple tutorial then:-) Hope this will get you started enough... In your main toolbuttons at the left of the drawing window click:
line-tool -> rectangle
-> click somewhere in window; this...
uhmm, it sounds like you have no CAD ecperience at all ??? ( no offense intended :-) ) Or am I wrong? What you want is actually what cad is all about, but it will be a very very long answer to...