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问题 I need my list item elements to bounce in place and not fall all over each other. I created a JSFiddle of what I mean: http://jsfiddle.net/RGvjj/ Can someone advise me as to why the elements are doing that and what I need to do to fix that? 回答1: Try removing the inline display from the <li> and use float:left instead. Try it out: http://jsfiddle.net/RGvjj/1/ #navigation li { font-size: 20px; margin-left: 10px; padding-left: 10px; border-left: 3px solid #1161A5; color: #ffffdd; text-decoration

问题 I'm sure this is very simple, but I'm trying to draw a set of small, empty, inline boxes in HTML like the following: <span style="border:1px solid black;height=10px;width=17px"></span> Earlier, did simple .gif images earlier but looked fuzzy as the browsers' displays are scaled up or down. <span> however being an inline element does not honor the height and width properties. And of course using <div style="display:inline;... exhibits the same behavior in that it then won't honor those

问题 Is there any Fortran keyword equivalent to the C "inline" keyword? If some compiler-specific keyword exist, is there any for gfortran? 回答1: In general, the Fortran specifications grant the compiler writers enormous scope in how to implement things, so a language-level construct that forced (or even hinted) specific optimizations would be very un-Fortran-y. What you typically do in modern Fortran is not specify optimizations, but tell the compiler things it can use to decide what optimizations

问题 I have problem with getting inline css style properties. I'd tried doing that with: var inline_css = $(this).attr("style"); but... it works only when element does not have any other css properties outside inline style... like: .our_element {something: some;} Any ideas how to get only inline CSS properties from element which has many other CSS properties? 回答1: If you mean a style from the style attribute, you can access them directly on the element instance: var color = this.style.color; That

问题 I have recently encountered an issue with C++ inline functions when using Haskell FFI to C/C++. Namely, g++ does not really inline functions that are declared inline , and generate symbols for them. Ultimately, this generates linker error when ghci tries to load an object file which calls the inline function: Loading object (static) solveeq.o ... done Loading object (dynamic) /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.6/libstdc++.so ... done final link ... ghc: solveeq.o: unknown symbol `

问题 The following HTML / CSS result strikes me as odd and unexpected and I'm really looking for the logic behind the way this is parsed. Suppose: #nav { list-style-type-none } #nav li { display: inline; } /* make the LI's stack horizontally */ #nav li a { display: block; padding: 5px; } /* display as block to add padding */ <ul id="nav"> <li><a href="#">Home</a> </li> <li><a href="#">About us</a> </li> </ul> This results in the <li> 's stacking vertically (like block elements) because of the <a>

问题 Iam programing in C. I want some description about static and inline functions. I know that if we make a function static then it is an indication to compiler that it is under internal linkage for only one translation unit. I have following doubts regarding static and inline : If we make a function as static , can we use it in other translation units ...i.e in other .c files? If yes ..how? If we make the function as static inline what is the difference then ? How it will be treated by the

问题 I have read in various places that __device__ functions are almost always inlined by the CUDA compiler. Is it correct to say, then, that there is (generally) no increase in the number of registers used when I move code from a kernel into a __device__ function that is called by the kernel? As an example, do the following snippets use the same number of registers? Are they equally efficient? SNIPPET 1 __global__ void manuallyInlined(float *A,float *B,float *C,float *D,float *E) { // code that

问题 Im wondering if there is an event handler for the save method when clicking enter to save the row. I want to use it to hide the row from the grid after being saved. thanks in advance! 回答1: Both editRow and saveRow inline editing methods has succesfunc and aftersavefunc parameters which you can use. The aftersavefunc has small advantage because it is used in both local and remote holding of the grid data. So the code can be ondblClickRow: function (rowid) { $(this).jqGrid('editRow', rowid,

问题 I know that an inline function does not use the stack for copying the parameters but it just replaces the body of the function wherever it is called. Consider these two functions: inline void add(int a) { a++; } // does nothing, a won't be changed inline void add(int &a) { a++; } // changes the value of a If the stack is not used for sending the parameters, how does the compiler know if a variable will be modified or not? What does the code looks like after replacing the calls of these two