Double clicking the text inside input and it doesn’t appear selected. Cursor can’t even be placed at the start of the input. It’s because of this:
-moz-user-select: none;
Either don’t use this on everything(*), or do a counter one on all <input>.
Double clicking the text inside input and it doesn’t appear selected. Cursor can’t even be placed at the start of the input. It’s because of this:
-moz-user-select: none;
Either don’t use this on everything(*), or do a counter one on all <input>.
First, if you already have another language under your belt, search “X Language for Y Language Developers”. If not, no worries, simply find out these things about the new language:
What we want to achieve:
<div ng-repeat="item in arr | objFilter:'name':keyword:matchCase"></div> arr = [ {name: 'A'} {name: 'B'} ] app.filter 'objFilter', -> return (input, prop, value, matchCase) -> arr = [] input.forEach (item) -> if item[prop] reg = new RegExp(value, if matchCase then '' else 'i') arr.push(item) if item[prop].match(reg) return arr
<label ng-model="pref.active" btn-radio="'choceA'"> <input type="radio" name="groupName"> </label>
The btn-radio part is a STRING–It needs a valid string.
How to cut off long single-line text with a nice clean ellipsis?
text-overflow: ellipsis; white-space: nowrap; overflow: hidden;
Note: there has to be a limit to the div’s width.
It’s not about failing. It’s about getting feedback, fast.
As creatures who move in one direction in time, events spread across different spots of time-space could be lined up and explained with cause and effect. It’s how neurones work. Strengthen the repeated connections and destruct the singled-out ones.
Last night I flipped through his blog posts on recommendation, and it blew my mind. I might not have had this level of mind-blown-ness in months.
Seriously, go read it if you haven’t.
First, we need the tool–FontLab Studio.