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Turning a caption into a link doesn't work in Lightbox 2.51 downloaded from here Here is the code: <a href="images/examples/image-1.jpg" rel="lightbox" title="<a target='_self' href='http://www.google.com'>Google</a>"> <img src="images/examples/thumb-1.jpg" alt="" /> </a> What should I do? Thanks :) Rafael Rudnik I found a solution for this problem in the lightbox.js . You must edit the if case, adding the else condition that avoid always return false when you click in the div "lightbox" . $lightbox.hide().on('click', function(e) { if ($(e.target).attr('id') === 'lightbox') { _this.end();

I know this issue have been up since before (ex. Best way to show customized message dialogs ), but I still don't find what I want. I started like this: class function TAttracsForm.MessageDlg(const aMsg: string; aDlgType: TMsgDlgType; Buttons: TMsgDlgButtons; aCaptions: array of String; aDefault: TMsgDlgBtn): TModalResult; var vDlg: TForm; i: Integer; begin if aButtons.Count = aCaptions.Count then begin vDlg := CreateMessageDialog(aMsg, aDlgType, Buttons); try for i := 0 aCaptions.Count - 1 do TButton(vDlg.FindComponent(Buttons[i].Caption)).Caption := aCaptions[i]; vDlg.Position :=

Does anyone know how to number the figures in the captions, for HTML format R Markdown script? For PDF documents, the caption will say something like: Figure X: Some Caption Text However, the equivalent caption for the HTML version will simply say: Some Caption Text This makes cross-referencing figures by number completely useless. Here is a minimal example: --- title: "My Title" author: "Me" output: pdf_document: default html_document: default --- ```{r cars, fig.cap = "An amazing plot"} plot(cars) ``` ```{r cars2, fig.cap = "Another amazing plot"} plot(cars) ``` I have tried setting toc ,

I would like to place the caption above the figure using knitr in texmaker. I know that this question has already been asked , and I understand that the solution suggested so far is to use: \begin{figure} \caption{This is a caption above the figure} <<a-plot, echo=FALSE>>= plot(1) @ \end{figure} But in this way I cannot show the code (since echo=FALSE ). And if I choose instead echo=TRUE , what I get is the caption, then the codes, and then the graph, which is also not what I want. What I would like to show is the code for R , ( and ) the graph plotted with that R code, with the caption above

I am currently working on a C# project. I want to collect users statistics to better develop the software. I am using the Environment.OS feature of C# but its only showing the OS name as something like Microsoft Windows NT What I want to be able to retrieve is the actual known name of the OS like whether it is Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 and etc. Is this possible? Add a reference and using statements for System.Management , then: public static string GetOSFriendlyName() { string result = string.Empty; ManagementObjectSearcher searcher = new ManagementObjectSearcher("SELECT Caption