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If you open an Xcode 4.x project at Xcode 5 and then open a xib at Interface Builder, you will get an alert: NOTE: I only have the issues with the forced iOS7 appearance, auto layout is still turned off for me. And then i accidentally clicked "Alway Upgrade" so Xcode automatically upgrades all my xibs to Xcode 5 and iOS7 prior. But i use Xcode 4.x parallel and it's very annoying to switching back all the xibs when i accidentally open them in Xcode 5. Before opened in XCode 5 interface builder: After opened in XCode 5 interface builder: I searched in Xcode and on Google to get the way to turn

The echo area is the line at the bottom of Emacs below the mode line: ~ ~ | | +-----------------------+ |-U:--- mode-line | +-----------------------+ | M-x echo-area | +-----------------------+ Now the mode line is highly customizable while the echo area is more rigid (and unused a lot of the time). The question is pretty simple: is it possible to hide the echo area during inactivity and redisplay it once it needs your attention: ~ ~ ~ ~ | | | | | | +-----------------------+ | | |-U:--- mode-line | +-----------------------+ +-----------------------+ |-U:--- mode-line | | M-x echo-area | +-----

I'm wondering if it is possible to configure IntelliJ Idea to immediately show compile errors on the class files in the project tree. Currently I need to manually trigger the recompilation to see error marks on my classes if the class cannot be compiled. raymi As of IntelliJ 12 there's an option to automatically build your project upon source changes. In "Settings" --> Build, Execution, Deployment --> "Compiler" check the checkbox "Build project automatically". This will immediately show any compile errors in the project tree. magomi I did some further searches in the web about this feature.

i need help on my UISegment appearances, i set this in my app delegate everything works fine. till i add in this code to change my selected segment color, it caused an issues. i called the IBAction when viewDidLoad. it supposed to show this but instead it show this, i know is the appearance issues but not sure now to fix it...when i commented the appearances codes it will the first picture. appdelegate //normal segment [[UISegmentedControl appearance] setTitleTextAttributes: [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys: [UIFont fontWithName:@"Rokkitt" size:20.0],UITextAttributeFont, [UIColor

I am trying to change the appearance of the group header of an IKImageBrowserView. I've seen that we can provide an custom CALayer with IKImageBrowserGroupHeaderLayer but I do not know at all how to use it (how to get the size of the layer, know if the group is selected, ....) Do you have any pointer for this? Thanks I have had a go at this today and it appeared reasonably straightforward. It was important to note, however, that it appears to only work with IKImageGroupDisclosureStyle groups. This provided a nice pink line along the top of each group. It seems that when the view displays the

In my iPad app I have an application settings view. One of the options lets the user switch interface color scheme. The settings view is loaded by segue to a separate view controller than my "main" app's window. When they pick a new color I switch the colorSchemeColor variable and do this: // set the colors and refresh the view [[UINavigationBar appearance] setBarTintColor:colorSchemeColor]; [[UIToolbar appearance] setBarTintColor:colorSchemeColor]; [[UITabBar appearance] setBarTintColor:colorSchemeColor]; However, none of the bars change color until I exit my settings view! (When the settings

I'd like to have a div appear after a user scrolls down on a page, and disappears if they scroll back to the top. I thought using the .scroll() function in jquery would be useful, but couldn't quite figure out how to make this happen. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! Something like this should do the trick: $(window).scroll(function() { if ($(this).scrollTop() == 0) { $("#mydiv:visible").hide(); } else { $("#mydiv:hidden").show(); } }); 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4573767/use-jquery-to-make-div-appear-after-a-user-scrolls

I just noticed that the gMap view tools are displaying…rather unusually. Their regions still seem to be properly defined—I can interact with them just fine, it's just their appearance that looks messed up. I haven't applied any CSS to any of the map pieces, and the only css I've applied to the map container is width:100%; height:100%; z-index:0; (which I normally do). I do have other elements on the page which have position:absolute; and position:fixed; and some high z-index s (500 & 1000). Is it possible they are causing the visual distortion of the Map's tools? I see the same weird visual

I know about UITableview: How to Disable Selection for Some Rows but Not Others and cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone , but how do I make a cell (or any UIView for that matter) appear disabled (grayed-out) like below? Symmetric You can just disable the cell's text fields to gray them out: Swift 4.x cell!.isUserInteractionEnabled = false cell!.textLabel!.isEnabled = false cell!.detailTextLabel!.isEnabled = false Thanks to @Ajay Sharma, I figured out how to make a UITableViewCell appear disabled: // Mac's native DigitalColor Meter reads exactly {R:143, G:143, B:143}. cell