Make VStack Fill the Width of the Screen in SwiftUI

Nitin Aggarwal
Updated on 04-May-2023 10:43:38

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To make a VStack fill the screen width in SwiftUI, you can use the frame modifier with a maxWidth parameter set to ".infinity". In this article, you will see different examples of VStack with full width. VStack VStack is a layout container in SwiftUI that arranges views vertically in a top-to-bottom fashion. The views are stacked on top of each other, with the first view added to the VStack at the top and subsequent views added below it. In SwiftUI, VStack is part of a family of layout containers that also includes HStack and ZStack. These containers provide a flexible ... Read More

Obscure a UITextField Password in iOS

Nitin Aggarwal
Updated on 04-May-2023 10:38:29

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To obscure a UITextField password in iOS, you can use the secureTextEntry property. This property allows you to hide the text entered into a text field by showing dots or asterisks instead of actual characters. In most iOS apps, we are required to obscure a UITextField to implement the password feature. This is easy to use the property. The isSecureTextEntry Property isSecureTextEntry is a property of the UITextField class in iOS that determines whether the text entered into the text field should be obscured, such as when entering a password. When isSecureTextEntry is set to true, the text entered into ... Read More

Create Space at the Beginning of a UITextField

Nitin Aggarwal
Updated on 04-May-2023 10:22:23

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To create space at the beginning of a UITextField in Swift, you can set the leftView property of the text field to a UIView with the desired width. By default, UITextField does not provide a margin on the left or right side and this is the most common requirement to have space for a better user interface. In this article, you will see an example of how to add a left margin to the text field. In this example, we first create a view controller and then an email address text field. First, we will see the default text field ... Read More

Test CSS Property of an Element using Protractor

Tarun Singh
Updated on 04-May-2023 08:34:09

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Testing CSS properties is crucial in ensuring the quality of a web application. CSS properties determine how elements are displayed on a webpage, such as font size, color, and layout. Testing CSS properties can help detect bugs and ensure that the application looks and functions as intended. A tool known as a protractor provides developers with different methods to test CSS properties. Protractor is a popular end-to-end testing framework that uses WebDriver to automate interactions between a web application and a browser. It is widely used to test Angular applications, but can also be used to test other web applications. ... Read More

Submit Form on Enter Button Using jQuery

Tarun Singh
Updated on 04-May-2023 08:29:35

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jQuery- a very popular JavaScript library that simplifies the process of HTML document manipulation, event handling, and animation. It consists of a set of functions that are used to traverse, manipulate, and modify HTML elements on the page. It is also cross-browser compatible and works seamlessly with most modern browsers. We always used forms on our websites whether in the form of the login page, contact us section, etc. There we always have to submit the form by clicking the button but how it can be possible to submit a form using the Enter key? Submitting a form is a ... Read More

Logical Clock in Distributed System

Diksha Patro
Updated on 03-May-2023 18:13:29

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In a distributed system, multiple machines are working together, and each machine may have its own clock. still, these clocks may not be accompanied with each other, and there's no single clock that can be used to order events globally. Logical clocks give a way to handle this by assigning each event a logical timestamp, which can be used to order events and establish reason between them, indeed if they do on different machines. In substance, logical clocks give a way to produce a virtual global timepiece that's consistent across all machines in a distributed system. Scalar Time Implementation There ... Read More

Style Scrollbar Thumb for WebKit Browsers

Tarun Singh
Updated on 03-May-2023 18:02:22

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Scrollbars are an essential part of web browsing, allowing users to navigate through long pages of content. Webkit-based browsers such as Safari and Google Chrome offer several ways to style scrollbar thumbs, which are the draggable handles that move up and down the scrollbar track. Scroll bars are an essential feature for any window that displays content extending beyond its borders. The inclusion of a scroll bar provides users with a means of navigating through the content of the client area. A scroll bar's orientation is responsible for determining the direction in which scrolling occurs when the user interacts with ... Read More

Style Icon Color, Size and Shadow Using CSS

Tarun Singh
Updated on 03-May-2023 17:54:10

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Icons are an essential part of any website or application, as they give us a quick and easy way for users to understand and interact with the content. However, using default icons can make a website look generic and unappealing. Using CSS, we can style icon color, size, and shadow to create a unique and visually appealing user experience. In this article, we will learn how to style icon color, size, and shadow using CSS. We will learn the different methods to style the icons in CSS. Different Methods to Style Icons in CSS Method 1: Using Font Awesome Icons ... Read More

Use of Mixins in LESS

Mohit Panchasara
Updated on 03-May-2023 17:52:33

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IN LESS, mixins provide a way to group a set of CSS properties and reuse them across different rule sets in our stylesheet. When we include a mixin in a rule set, all of the CSS properties defined in the mixin are added to the rule set where the mixin is included. By defining a mixin, developers can group related styles together and apply them to multiple selectors, making it easier to maintain consistent styles across a website or application. Let’s understand it via the examples below. So you can get more clearance about Mixins. Syntax Users can follow ... Read More

Use of Escaping in LESS

Mohit Panchasara
Updated on 03-May-2023 17:50:07

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In LESS, the "escaping" allows us to use any arbitrary string as a property or variable value. Sometimes, we may use special characters or symbols in our LESS code that can cause problems when the code is compiled. Escaping is a technique that helps prevent such issues by enclosing these special characters and symbols within a special container. In this tutorial, we'll explore why escaping is necessary for LESS and how it works. Syntax Users can follow the syntax below to use “escaping” in LESS. @property_name: ~"anything"; In the above syntax, we have used the tilde symbol (~) before ... Read More

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