David Huynh escribió:
> David Navarro Arnao wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I would like to remove the "copy all" button in my exhibit example, but
>> I don't find where is it.
>>
>> Could you help me?.
>>
>>
> You can add this CSS rule:
>
> .exhibit-copyButton { display: none; }
>
> Exhibit uses a lot of CSS classes. You can use FireBug [1] or similar
> tools to see these classes and override them to fit your needs.
>
Thanks.
> However, if the Copy All button were less ugly and intrusive, may I
> convince you to keep it?
>
> My research is about making reusable data on the Web cheaper [2], and
> the Copy All button is intended to help toward that goal. By letting you
> easily make rich visualizations with sophisticated browsing features
> using Exhibit, in return, I hope that the data you have put so much
> efforts in to collect can readily be reused by people who visit your
> site. They can simply copy the data out in some reasonably structured
> format and paste it into, say, spreadsheets for their own uses. There is
> no programming involved to extract the data, unlike in our previous work
> [3]. The hard work of collecting the data and getting it into a
> structured form is only done once by you, but it benefits so many other
> people--your own site's visitors, your target audience.
>
> Of course, Exhibit is free and you can use it in whatever way you like,
> which is why I've made it quite easy to override individual settings.
>
> If you feel "cheap reusable data" is a worthy goal but simply think the
> Copy All button is ugly and intrusive (so do I), please help me make it
> more acceptable.
>
You don't need to convince me :-)
I'm agree with you, but in this case, I'm not using exhibit for a web
page where more than one person can reuse our data collection. My
intention is to show a list of files in a private directory.
I will do a second application (a public one) with exhibit, and be sure
that the "copy all" button will be there.
Thank you for help and congratulations for your work.
David.
> David
>
> [1] http://getfirebug.com/
> [2]
> http://people.csail.mit.edu/dfhuynh/research/papers/csail-abstract-2007/dfhuynh.html
> [3] http://simile.mit.edu/piggy-bank/
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