menubar

In my application, I am receiving many Skipped frames message from Choreographer. So, I started checking one by one, and I was very much surprised to see 76 Skipped frames when I just click on the default menu button on my MainActivity page. To find out the problem, I commented out almost all methods from my MainActivity java, and still I am getting 77 Skipped frames! There is not Skipped frames message during loading of MainActivity page, it just pop up whenever I click on menu button on top-right corner. Can anybody please help? EDIT: I noticed that method onCreateOptionsMenu is only called

When you create an application with a GUI using Tkinter in Python, the name of your application appears as "Python" in the menu bar on OS X. How can you get it to appear as something else? My answer is based on one buried in the middle of some forums . It was a bit difficult to find that solution, but I liked it because it allows you to distribute your application as a single cross platform script. There's no need to run it through py2app or anything similar, which would then leave you with an OS X specific package. Anyways, I'm sharing my cleaned up version here to give it a bit more

After having spent quite some time looking at ways to an app for the menu bar we're close to admit defeat. We are basically just looking for an example/pointer on how to create an app that will put itself in the menu bar (the small icons next to the clock), and have a menu. Nothing fancy at all. It feels like something that should be very easy to do, but we haven't been able to find an example that works. Maybe it's not possible with Python? Does anyone know how others do it? An option would be to use rumps which provides a level of abstraction on top of PyObjC. I wrote it specifically for

I am currently building a site with a fluid layout. None of the mainstream fluid templates out there actually come with a stock horizontal navigation that can adjust itself as the window is resized or loads at different widths. I've been pouring through online tutorials and other Stack Overflow solutions that try to tackle similar problems, some are extremely clever and come really close but none are able to handle a block-like hover effect a {display:block; padding:10px 40px;} a:hover {background:#ccc;} . Others use clever ways of creating block links that are identical widths that adjust

I'd like to make a menubar, which is fixed on the top of the page while scrolling. Something like the top menu in Facebook. Also, I want a div holding the logo float at the left of menubar, and a nav float at the right of the menubar. This should get you started <div class="menuBar"> <img class="logo" src="logo.jpg"/> <div class="nav"> <ul> <li>Menu1</li> <li>Menu 2</li> <li>Menu 3</li> </ul> </div> </div> body{ margin-top:50px;} .menuBar{ width:100%; height:50px; display:block; position:absolute; top:0; left:0; } .logo{ float:left; } .nav{ float:right; margin-right:10px;} .nav ul li{ list

I'm making a MenuBar , and I wan't the functionality to press a Menu like: "File" and then execute a action. Such like opening an other fxml, or an example where some output is written. I want the functionality of a MenuItem (lie "About") in a Menu like "File". package model; import static java.lang.System.out; import javafx.application.Application; import javafx.beans.property.ReadOnlyDoubleProperty; import javafx.event.ActionEvent; import javafx.event.EventHandler; import javafx.geometry.Pos; import javafx.geometry.Side; import javafx.scene.Group; import javafx.scene.Scene; import javafx