Hi,
I have a "+/- slider" and I have enable the "show control" option. Can I change the dimension of the slider?
I tryed to use this CSS code, but doesn't work
After some test in the HTML Editor of the browser I found that it is a spinner and I found some parameters that I have to change for my purpose!
Thank you Erwin, I saw the thread and I tryed that code but didn't work.
I have 2 question:
1) Is there a way to display always 1 decimal though the decimal is zero? (now: 10 after: 10,0)
2) And is there a way to display the dot instead of comma? (now: 10,5 after: 10.5)
Thank you for your help!
PS: I attach my current spinner
Since it uses number input, it's purely up to browser how to display the value. Value is always formatted with a fixed number of decimals set in object's visualization parameters. You can try adding this to custom JavaScript, but I'm not sure if it will work:
I want to modify the spinner in kind of the same way as Mirco here. I need some other coulours and such, but I basically want to change the same things. I have inspected the spinner in the browser, and can see lots of parameters there, but I am not sure how to start the CSS code for the changes.
Anyone want to point me in the right direction here?
There are 10 kinds of people in the world; those who can read binary and those who don't
Basically, what I need is some pointer so how to set up the different parameters.
If I in addition to having orange button, I want to change the border colour of the value filed, how can I add that? Is there somewhere a tutorial or something explaining how to figure this out?
I see from the inspection that there are several parameters, and I have tried to enter some of them, but to no effect.
There are 10 kinds of people in the world; those who can read binary and those who don't
23.03.2020, 08:02 (This post was last modified: 23.03.2020, 08:07 by Trond Hoyem.)
(23.03.2020, 08:01)admin Wrote: This means that there's some other CSS rule with higher priority that over-rides your rule.
You can use !important rule to fix this:
(23.03.2020, 08:01)admin Wrote: This means that there's some other CSS rule with higher priority that over-rides your rule.
You can use !important rule to fix this:
(23.03.2020, 08:01)admin Wrote: This means that there's some other CSS rule with higher priority that over-rides your rule.
You can use !important rule to fix this:
OK, so I have been able to make some modifications to the slider, and it is now looking the way I want it.
But there is a prblem; When I drag the handle from top to bottom, it stops at about 20%. If I then click on the slider below the handle, it moves to that positopn. I am also able to drag the handle to above the slider by a few pixels.
I have tried to play around with the parameters, but I am stuck at the same behavior. Any idea where I have something wrong?
The CSS code I have now is: