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Is there a runtime overhead if I use this sort of decoration?
get_next_state(_SPid=undefined, _NextPort=undefined) -> stop;
Started by jldupont on
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It allows to you both have.
It's not a decoration, but an alias.
You can check if you make a dummy module with and without the decoration and compile it using the 'S' flag.
No, there is no overhead.
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I want to add another text decoration class with the help of JavaScript to the link which already has a class associated to it.
I want something like the <a> activated link should have the text:decoration=none but i am not able to do it with CSS...
Started by Terrific on
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I'm guessing that you really want it to retain your text-decoration: none until another link, but add:
a:active {color....
decoration', 'none');
If you set an unique ID to all the links you use and then refer to the link in your at a time.
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I'm going to use such CSS table for my menu:
.menu {text-decoration:underline;} .menu a:link {text-decoration:none; color:#0202C0} .menu a:active {text-decoration:none; color:#0202C0} .menu a:visited {text-decoration:none; color:#0202C0} .menu a:hover...
Started by Nick on
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Have you tried adding:
.menu a {text-decoration:none}
before all the other rules? Just to establish by adding more parent elements before it:
body span a { text-decoration:none; } body span a:hover { text-decoration:underline; }
Increasing....
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Why text-decoration: blink wont work in IE ? What is the work around ? Is there a non JS work around? Do Microsoft have a plan to support this style?
Started by ali62b on
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Not sure whether Microsoft is planning to put that in ... .
There's a reason it isn't implemented, and finding a workaround will do nothing but annoy your users .
See Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blink_element
Also, don't.
IE doesn't support it.
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I'm re-asking this question because its answers didn't work in my case.
In my stylesheet for printed media I want to append the url after every link using the :after pseudo-class.
a:after { content: " <" attr(href) ">"; text-decoration: none; color...
Started by palm3D on
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Thus in Firefox and Chrome....
This doesn't really provide;/element>).
Attr(href) ">"; text-decoration: none; color: # ; background-color: #fff; /* or whatever colour you prefer */ }
overrides, or at least hides, the text-decoration .
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I'm surprised that there is no "text-decoration: reverse" in CSS as it seems very awkward to achieve using JavaScript. I.E. set the element's foreground and background color to the background and foreground of the parent respectively.
I noticed JavaScript...
Started by pixelbeat on
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If one allow your "text-decoration: reverse" in the browser, should.
Maybe it's a stupid comment, but if so it is not a decoration is it?)
Anyway you're about to have to implement to the browser.
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Happy holidays, all. I'll probably feel very silly when I get the answer to this, but I'd like to know how to use the CSS "-webkit-appearance: searchfield-results-decoration" rule to draw a small magnifying glass inside a search box.
I'd like to create...
Started by sam on
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I don't know about Webkit specific CSS, but in normal CSS the background image would work like this:
style="background-image: url(glass.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: left center; padding-left: 16px"
The "cancel" button, if there... .
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Following on from my recent question on Large, Complex Objects as a Web Service Result . I have been thinking about how I can ensure all future child classes are serializable to XML.
Now, obviously I could implement the IXmlSerializable interface and ...
Started by Rob Cooper on
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UPDATE: You....
If you set up your build to run with tests, you can have the build fail when this test fails .
I'd write a unit/integration test that verifies that any class matching some given criteria (ie subclassing X) is decorated appropriately.
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DISCLAIMER: I haven't done C++ for some time...
Is it common nowadays to decorate C/C++ function/method declarations in order to improve readability?
Crude Example:
void some_function(IN int param1, OUT char **param2);
with the macros IN and OUT defined...
Started by jldupont on
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Much better to use const and references and constant.
I wouldn't appreciate such decoration.
This in comments.
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Hi,
I am looking for a way to create a border in python.Is there any library in Python which we can import to create a border.
Note that I do not want to use any image masks to create this effect (e.g. I don't want to use any image editing package like...
Started by apt on
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From PythonMagick import Image i = Image('example.jpg') # reades image ... .
The documentation for this module is here (Magic ++ documentation)
Example: To add a red 2 pixel border to an image, you need following code .
You can use the PythonMagick module.
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