I think I created a verb to create box characters.
I discovered that jhtextarea and jhtml expect different new lines.
I also discovered that only Courier New compared to Courier and Monaco
fonts connects the vertical bars.
Thanks, Eric and Bob.
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You are correct that there is another problem. Normal display from J uses
special chars (values less than 32) for the box draw chars. JHS converts
these values to the box draw utf8 (2 byte) values to get the proper char
displayed. This is not done within a jhtml display so you will have to do
it.
Eric,
I think there is some other problem, because not only am I already using
CSS for font family, and I am using "Monaco" and have experimented with
"Courier New" and others.
I have done another test as follows.
Before reading on, please note that no error occurs below if instead of
just < in
Box draw should work in JHS html written to the log. But you need a font
that supports them and it sounds as if your default font does not have
those characters. You can use css to select the font to use.
On Sat, Mar 19, 2016 at 10:15 AM, Brian Schott
wrote:
> I elected to use the CSS for tables
Glad it was partially useful Brian :-)
The reason that the radio button CSS is not working is that CSS does not create
attributes, it only allows you to style the ones that exist. I don't think
radio buttons have color, bg-color or fill attributes. [0]
I did find this article that shows you ho
I recently put a simple application on the jwiki and created a screen cast
of its usage.
http://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/User:Brian_Schott/code/BridgeScoring
https://youtu.be/H-cE3l4JT3Y
I am indebted (again) to Henry Rich, who really developed the processing
component of this application, which a
Bob,
Thanks. Your vts.ijs gives me encouragement and your "{fill:gold}" looks
great,
and when I use jhh1 to produce a header and then the following CSS, that
works great.
h1 {background:gold;}
And your comment: "I found that converting over to jqt was pretty easy as
long as I displayed the resu
I elected to use the CSS for tables based on the following link.
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_tables.asp
The new CSS looks like the following.
table {background: lightgray; border:8px double red; border-collapse:
collapse;}
td {border:4px single red; border-style: none solid none solid;
Hi Brian,
It has been awhile since I have done the deep dive with CSS, but I did use it
pretty extensively in the Enhanced Display.
I was using svg as a framework and creating the svg based on the type and shape
of the input, but if you look at the noun sh defined in
http://code.jsoftware.com
Bob,
Your comment that radio buttons have no such attributes must be the main point.
I guess I must look into using or or
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