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I have an issue with the right alignment of the caret. Using .pull-right in the span makes it go to the top right corner. How can I make it vertically centered again ? I also would like to align the text to the left http://www.bootply.com/r8x7g5Bw5R <div class="btn-group cust-dropdown"> <button type="button" class="btn btn-default dropdown-toggle cust-dropdown" data-toggle="dropdown"><span class="caret pull-right"></span><span>test</span> </button> <ul class="dropdown-menu" role="menu"> <li><a href="#">test</a></li> <li><a href="#">tes2</a></li> <li><a href="#">test3</a></li> </ul> </div> and

I have a WPF datagrid (4.0) with a custom column (derived from DataGridTextColumn). In GenerateEditingElement I create a custom textbox control (with an additional button) and like to set the cursor into it so that the user can directly start editing. The closest I get is that the caret is shown but is not blinking and I need an additional click to start editing. All other stuff (binding, ...) is working nicely Any ideas? Since the caret is shown, but not blinking, then I am guessing your control has Logical Focus, but not Keyboard Focus. How are you setting the control as Focused? myControl

This question already has an answer here: How do I get the (x, y) pixel coordinates of the caret in text boxes? 3 answers I'm looking to get the X/Y coordinates of the caret within a textarea on key down. I've searched vigorously but without any luck whatsoever, it seems you can get the position, but not the on-screen X/Y coordinates. James The only viable way of doing this, AFAIK: Append the contents of the TEXTAREA to a DIV Append the DIV to the DOM Place a SPAN inside the DIV at the character offset of the caret . Take the offset of the SPAN ( $(span).offset() ...) and minus the offset of

my question has two parts, but they are related. Firstly - I have Contenteditable DIV with some text and I need to get total number of rows (lines) of this DIV. Is it possible ? Secondly - I need to get caret row position, if it is on row number 1, 2, 3, etc.... Can anybody help ? The direct answer is that there is no method that actually gets you those numbers. However, there are a number of different work arounds which you can apply to estimate (I use estimate , because I don't think they can be made 100% accurate) those values. To answer your first question, how to get the number of lines

I'm looking to move the caret exactly four spaces ahead of its current position so that I can insert a tab properly. I've already got the HTML insertion at the caret's position working, but when I insert the HTML, the caret is left behind. I've spent the past hour or so looking at various ways to do this and I've tried plenty of them, but I can't get any of them to work for me. Here's the most recent method I've tried: function moveCaret(input, distance) { if(input.setSelectionRange) { input.focus(); input.setSelectionRange(distance, distance); } else if(input.createTextRange) { var range =

I want to know the column number and row number where the cursor in JTextArea. ie. in notepad when i m at first line than status bar shows Ln 1, Col 1. thanks in advance... Here is the code import java.awt.BorderLayout; import javax.swing.*; import javax.swing.event.*; public class caretDemo extends JFrame { // Two controls, one is the editor and the other is our little status bar at the bottom. // When we update the editor, the change in caret will update the status text field. private JTextArea editor; private JTextField status; // Start of our caretDemo class public caretDemo() { setTitle(

I am using an <input readonly="readonly"> , styled as normal text to remove the appearance of an interactive field, but still display the value. This is very useful to prevent a user from editing a field, while still being able to post the value. I realize this is a convenience method and that there are several workarounds, but I want to use this method. Problem: The blinking caret still appears when the field is clicked/focused. (At least in FF and IE8 on Win7) Ideally, I would like it to behave as it normally does, focusable, but without the blinking caret. Javascript solutions welcome. n3on