I figured out what was happening: If you click just ONCE in a file, Atom will open it like in a “preview” tab, you can know this because the name of the file in the tab is in italics. If you now click in another file, it’ll replace the current file in the preview tab … Read more
I’ve tried using it, but I felt it constraint my workflow rather than improve it. There are a lot of excellent Emacs modes to help with the organization of many buffers and I simply don’t feel mapping buffers to tabs is one of those ways. Just think about the most basic scenario – a lot … Read more
The reason for window variable being undefined is the fact that you have declared a variable named window again in the local scope. According to the scoping rules of javascript/typescript, before the global variable is accessed, the local variables value is looked up. Also when you initially declare a variable, it is set to undefined, … Read more
I just ran into this as well. Its really easy with the jquery address plugin here http://www.asual.com/jquery/address/ The demo for tabs seemed a bit over complicated. I just did this: $(‘document’).ready(function() { // For forward and back $.address.change(function(event){ $(“#tabs”).tabs( “select” , window.location.hash ) }) // when the tab is selected update the url with the … Read more
The correct event binding for tab change is shown.bs.tab. $(document).on(‘shown.bs.tab’, ‘a[data-toggle=”tab”]’, function (e) { alert(‘TAB CHANGED’); }) Update 11-01-2020 — Bootstrap 4.5 This is still the correct answer however, this is a bit of additional helpful information found all the way at the bottom of the official bootstrap docs page at: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.5/components/navs/#tabs $(‘a[data-toggle=”tab”]’).on(‘shown.bs.tab’, function (e) … Read more
The :tab command takes a command as argument. So you can do this: :tab split This will work even if the buffer is modified, and a save in either tab saves the file, updating the saved state in both.
You can change the title of the page (this should also change the text in the tab). document.title=”New title”; Additionally you could do this in a setInterval back and forth between the page title, and the information you are attempting to show the user. I have seen this behavior on gmail with incoming chat communication.
Setting background-color: inherit does cause it to take the background colour of the parent element. The reason it is taking transparent is because the background colour of the parent (the li) is transparent (the default value). The only other element in your second JSFiddle which has a background colour set is #unknown_background, which is the … Read more
TAB=”$(printf ‘\t’)” cat > prices.txt << EOF coffee${TAB}\$1.50 tea${TAB}\$1.50 burger${TAB}\$5.00 EOF