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March 23, 2016 at 11:22 am in reply to: wrap text instead of H scrollbar wrap text instead of H scrollbar #82762
I did find the previous topic that suggested <br>.
I’d prefer a solution without <br>. I did a search for generic LI wrapping and it looks like it could be done. I would just need help with getting it to work with the tree.
January 28, 2016 at 11:32 am in reply to: Position RangeSelector around embedded pic Position RangeSelector around embedded pic #80895That did work, thank you.
I just have to implement the image as a canvas now.
An interesting issue arose! The marker stays within the bounds of the div, which is to be expected, but I need the markers above a particular spot in the image. haha. So I’ll have to increase the size of the image.
Thanks!!
I’ll see what I can do.
Very good. So my data type is not a date, so Group Labels are not available to me. I understand that and is what I expected from the get-go.
I want the red labels that are in your example to not be present. There does not seem to be a boolean property called showMajorLabels which refers to the red labels.
It seems that “showMajorLabels” at http://www.jqwidgets.com/jquery-widgets-demo/demos/jqxrangeselector/index.htm#demos/jqxrangeselector/javascript-rangeselector-background-image.htm should be “showGroupLabels” and perhaps implement an entirely new boolean variable called showMajorLabels refer to the red labels in your example.
Regardless, I’m going to try css visibility to turn the red labels off.
Thanks.
Maybe we’re calling things by different names.
When I create a range from x to y, where x and y are integers, there are numbers below the range that show the bounds. These labels are dictated by the majorTicksInterval option.
These are clearly there! I added this function in an effort to hide them:
labelsFormatFunction: function (value) {
return “<span style=’color: white; font-size: 1pt;’>” + value + “<span>”;
},Group labels are not there – but why would they be?
That’s the issue – it *doesn’t* work.
I managed to get something working as mentioned in another thread.
January 21, 2016 at 3:36 pm in reply to: Context Menu over top of HTML5 canvas of PHP-generated png graphic Context Menu over top of HTML5 canvas of PHP-generated png graphic #80636Many thanks. I think I have to learn more about what div containers actually are…
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