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I'd trying to style my ComboBoxes to match the rest of the UI but I'm having problems with the IsMouseOver highlighting. It highlights with the color I specify for a second and then fades back to the default color, kind of a cool effect but not what I'm going for. Here is my style: <Style TargetType="ComboBox"> <Style.Triggers> <Trigger Property="ComboBox.IsMouseOver" Value="True"> <Setter Property = "Background" Value="Red"/> </Trigger> </Style.Triggers> </Style> What can I do to make the background color stay? The problem is indeed due to the default template for the ComboBox. If you use

I am trying to have an animation run only when the mouse is over an object. I can get one iteration of the animation and then have it set back to normal on mouse out. But I'd like the animation to loop on mouseover. How would I do it, using setInterval? I'm a little stuck. Doug Neiner It could be done like this: $.fn.loopingAnimation = function(props, dur, eas) { if (this.data('loop') == true) { this.animate( props, dur, eas, function() { if( $(this).data('loop') == true ) $(this).loopingAnimation(props, dur, eas); }); } return this; // Don't break the chain } Now, you can do this: $("div

I need some help here. I can't understand why none of the solutions I found work for my case. Let's consider a Listview with these items: <ListView.Items> <ListViewItem> <TextBlock xml:space="preserve"> 1 <Bold>I'm bold</Bold> </TextBlock> </ListViewItem> <ListViewItem> <TextBlock xml:space="preserve"> 2 Im not </TextBlock> </ListViewItem> </ListView.Items> Initially on hover each row I saw the highlight of the TextBlock in its default light blue. It only underlined the area with text: I don't want that highlight I want the one of the whole row, and I want to decide the colour. I also want the

Okay so I can detect a mouseover using .on('mouseover') and I can detect keypresses using $(document).keypress(function(e) { console.log(e.which); } but how do I detect which image my mouse is hovering over when I press a certain button? the idea is to be able to delete an image by pressing d while hovering over it. any ideas ? You can just toggle a class or data-attribute that shows you which one is currently being hovered $('img').hover(function(){ $(this).toggleClass('active'); // if hovered then it has class active }); $(document).keypress(function(e) { if(e.which == 100){ $('.active')

I've got a short question and I hope somebody can help me. Please look at the following code snippet: public void mouseEntered(MouseEvent e){ //wait 2 seconds. //if no other mouseEntered-event occurs, execute the following line //otherwise restart, counting the 2 seconds. foo(); } Can somebody help me with that problem? I want to realize a behavior like an ToolTip: you enter a region with your mouse. If your mouse stays in that position, do something. Start a Timer with a delay of 2 seconds in your mouseEntered() method that calls whatever it is you want to do. Set up a new handler (

I am new to matplotlib and I am looking to label stems in a stem plot with x,y co-od when mouse hovers over that point. When I searched everything was meant for scatter plot (Possible to make labels appear when hovering over a point in matplotlib? present code is like this: def plot_matching(mzs,ints,matching,scan_num): fig=p1.gcf() fig.canvas.set_window_title('MS/MS Viewer') rel_ints=relative_intensity(ints) p1.xlim(min(mzs)-100,max(mzs)+100) p1.ylim(min(rel_ints),max(rel_ints)+5) p1.title('Scan Number:'+scan_num) p1.xlabel('m/z') p1.ylabel('Relative intensity') mzs_rel=zip(mzs,rel_ints) for

I'm learning and using jQuery and want to display a delete icon for some elements. I have an outer main div, which contains number of wrappers for elements. Inside the element wrapper, I want to display a delete icon when the user hovers over the element wrapper, and remove it when user moves out of the element wrapper. Using mouseover and mouseout , I can display and remove the icon, but as soon as I move my mouse over the delete icon it is removed because it fires the mouseout event for the element wrapper. What am I doing wrong? Two options for you : CSS's :hover pseudo-class (but only if

I want to write a paint program in the style of MS Paint. For painting things on screen when the user moves the mouse, I have to wait for mouse move events and draw on the screen whenever I receive one. Apparently, mose move events are not sent very often, so I have to interpolate the mouse movement by drawing a line between the current mouse position and the previous one. In pseudocode, this looks something like this: var positionOld = null def handleMouseMove(positionNew): if mouse.button.down: if positionOld == null: positionOld = positionNew screen.draw.line(positionOld,positionNew)