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问题 I would like to slideToggle multiple divs as done in this fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/jakecigar/XwN2L/2154/ The functionality of this script is good, but I need the hidden content to slide up before the next content slides down in a sequence. Also, when you click the active div link while it is open, it will cause it to slideUp and be hidden as this is for a site menu. Here is the HTML: <style>.targetDiv {display: none}</style> <a class="showSingle" target="1">Div 1</a> <a class="showSingle"

问题 It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center. Closed 7 years ago . I have some paths stored in my db as: They are unsorted and can be any length. --------Paths-------- C:/devices/data1 C:/devices/data1/application2 C:/devices/data1/application1 C:/devices/data2/application3 C:

问题 We have dev in our service, a link between wpf xaml with powershell scripts. Actually, we really not have any hard difficults for every simple controls like textbox, richtextbox, button, etc... But right now, we want trying to make a menu like notepad for example(file, edit, etc...). The objective is to have a menu style like that : Black Menu I have read many threads here and in other website about styling but nothing working(many code are used with the C# so it's complicated to modify it).

问题 Is there another way to create the main menu in C# other than using MenuStrip? It doesn't looks similar to standard Explorer menu. Am I doing something wrong here? I just want the standard app main menu, like the explorer one. 回答1: It sounds like you want a menu that respects the os theme. The MainMenu class will do this. Right click on the toolbox and select "choose items". Select the MainMenu class to add it to your toolbox (it will be added under the category you were 'on' when you

问题 I have an android application which kind of like a home screen of the build-in screen on android phone. I can list all the available applications and run them. One thing I don't know how to do is when user run an application from my apps, my application can trigger the hardware menu button to show the current application menus. Is this possible ? If not, what about doing it if the device was rooted. 回答1: In activity use override onKeyDown like this : @Override public boolean onKeyDown(int

问题 I have an android application which kind of like a home screen of the build-in screen on android phone. I can list all the available applications and run them. One thing I don't know how to do is when user run an application from my apps, my application can trigger the hardware menu button to show the current application menus. Is this possible ? If not, what about doing it if the device was rooted. 回答1: In activity use override onKeyDown like this : @Override public boolean onKeyDown(int

问题 I'm trying to get a subsub menu in this already created horizontal menu I have but am having no luck on doing so. I want the subsub menu to hover over to the right of the submenu portion when someone hovers over it and then hide when there is no hover over the submenu item. Also is it possible to get another subsubsub menu to those subsub menu items? I'm having a hard time doing this. Here are the codes I have so far: http://jsfiddle.net/ndn4life104/pp5Mf/ HTML <ul> <li><a href="#">Menu 1</a>

问题 I searched and found no solution to spacing out a series of lis for a list style menu. I realized CSS alone can't do it so I added some javascript (jQuery). I didn't want the same widths for each LI, I wanted even padding with no leftover space. If anyone can take this concept and simplify my awful javascript or offer alternatives please do so. See example here: http://www.valweb.com/menuTest/ 回答1: As CSS alone can do so but old IEs can't, why not use display: table; (and table-cell) as a

问题 I'd like to implement a function with the prototype /* Locates the menu item of the application which caused the given menu 'mnu' to * show up. * @return true if the given menu 'mnu' was opened by another menu item, false * if not. */ bool getParentMenuItem( HMENU mnu, HMENU *parentMenu, int *parentMenuIdx ); Given a HMENU handle, I'd like to be able to find out which menu item (if any) in the application opened it. This is basically the reverse of the GetSubMenu function. My current approach

问题 Is it possible to add something to the list of items that shows up when a user long presses on any Edit Text? (Cut, copy paste, select text, select all, input method) I want to add another option to this menu, but cannot figure it out. There is a duplicate of this question here, and the last comment for the first answer says it's 'possible, but not pretty'. Then the thread dies. I'd really like to see any working example, dirty or not :) 回答1: Is it possible to add something to the list of