How to edit PS Extension CSS;

I am trying to edit the BG of the CC libraries extension assets (it's a simple CSS gradient) but saving the file will not let me use the extension anymore saying it has not been signed properly. Any ideas on how to edit this, or any extension?
Imagine the possibilities.
The default PS extensions are located in Photoshop/Contents/CEP/extensions/(com.adobe.DesignLibraryPanel.html)
Thanks.

Hi,
I do not recommend you change Apex css files.
Create your own theme and change css file on that.
Or add your application page template header style that overwrite font size like
<style>*{font-size:40px!important}</style>When you try login to xdb where is all images,css and js files use SYSTEM user.
http://daust.blogspot.com/2006/03/where-are-images-of-application.html
And Apex related question you should post to Application Express Forum
Oracle Application Express (APEX)
Regards,
Jari

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Hello,
All the fonts in my Apex app are too small, and I mean all the fonts, for the interface too. So, I did a bit of research and found it is probably the core.css file that has been adjusted, trouble is I do not know how to change it. Even installed Microsoft Office Sharepoint to do the editing but I cannot locat the file, or rather I can but I cannot seem to be able to edit the file. I think the file can be found here http://127.0.0.1:8080/i/css/core.css but when I try to access this site from sharepoint it prompts me for username and password for the 127.0.0.1 address and does not accept what ever I enter. Any advice welcome.

Hi,
I do not recommend you change Apex css files.
Create your own theme and change css file on that.
Or add your application page template header style that overwrite font size like
<style>*{font-size:40px!important}</style>When you try login to xdb where is all images,css and js files use SYSTEM user.
http://daust.blogspot.com/2006/03/where-are-images-of-application.html
And Apex related question you should post to Application Express Forum
Oracle Application Express (APEX)
Regards,
Jari

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userChrome.css does not exist by default. You can create it; it's an ordinary text file. Note that you do need a namespace at the beginning of the file.
You could try this:
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When using quick edit for compressed CSS, edge code does not jump to the particular class but displays the whole thing. This destroys the whole purpose. Does anyone know a fix or extension for that.

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I suspect that beautify doesn't touch CSS that it is not aware of (e.g. new properties/syntaxes, vendor-prefixes). See if there's a newer version available.
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Randy

How to edit JVC/Panasonic/Canon .mod video in Windows Movie Maker then upload to YouTube for sharing

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Part 1: How to import .mod video to Windows Movie Maker
Part 2: How to edit the video with Windows Movie Maker
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Is there a default CSS file out there that can be edited? Where is it located and how to I ensure it's used in all my reports? Thanks.

Hi Keith,
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I installed a tool in LiveCycle called "LiveCycle Workbench". I dont know how to edit the properties of Reader Extensions server and deselect [CommentsOnline] through Workbench. Please kindly advice me in detail with examples or samples.
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How to edit existing Spry Menu?

I created a Spry Menu, but now that it's published (saved) I
don't see how to edit it so I can easily add more menu items using
DW's visual tool. All I can get to is the menu's CSS.
How do I edit an existing Spry Menu to add/remove more items?
I'm using CS3.

I guess I dont understand. You can add or remove or change
the menu in the
properties panel. You can do all that in the design view as
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Is the page available to view?
"morkafur" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:goja98$mho$[email protected]..
>I guess I'm not being clear. Sorry.
>
> What I'm saying is that when I click "anywhere in the
menu" or the border
> around it, I don't get the display where I can click the
"+" to add a menu
> item.
>
> For example, I have a menu item called "Capabilities".
If I click that
> menu
> item I see properties for it, no problem. I get this.
>
> What I'm trying to do, however, is get back the the Spry
menu item
> DESIGNER
> where I can add/remove menu items graphically.
>
> Regardless of where I click, that designer does not
re-appear.
>
> If I click the Spry menu item on the toolbar, CS3
creates a new menu, but
> doesn't let me edit (using the menu designer) the
existing one.
>
> -- M
>

How to edit #TEMPLATE_CSS# of a theme in APEX 4.2?

Dear Experts,
How to edit #TEMPLATE_CSS# of a theme in APEX 4.2?
Best Regards
Mahmoud

Mahmoud_Rabie wrote:
Dear Paul,
To be more specific, I have the following
<link rel="stylesheet" href="#IMAGE_PREFIX#themes/theme_22/css/theme_4_0.css" type="text/css" />in my page template.
As I know, #TEMPLATE_CSS# is substituted by content of the above file.No, it is not.
As described above, <tt>#TEMPLATE_CSS#</tt> is replaced by the contents of the template's File URLs and Inline CSS properties. This feature enables template-level customization of the CSS included in the page. Try it: change <tt>#TEMPLATE_CSS#</tt> in the template to:

#TEMPLATE_CSS#
Now add a style to the Inline CSS property:
body { background: black !important; }Run the page. View the page source in the browser and see what's happened to <tt>#TEMPLATE_CSS#</tt>...
The question is, can I (through APEX 4.2) update this content directly to do tasks like adding or updating classes of the CSS?
Not in the way you mean.
File URLs and Inline are empty (by default) and ready to be used to totally replace the content of #TEMPLATE_CSS#Yes, <tt>#TEMPLATE_CSS#</tt> is replaced by the contents of the File URLs and Inline template properties. This does not affect the inclusion of any other CSS information, whether using new CSS substitution strings, <tt><link rel="stylesheet" ...></tt> elements, or embedded <tt><style></tt> declarations.
Is the only solution to update/edit the CSS of a theme, to download the CSS then paste it in Inline field (under CSS section of the template)?No. If you want a custom theme the best way is:
1. Copy the theme CSS to an accessible location in the file system (the best way) or APEX repository (if you don't have file system access).
2. Create a new theme as a copy in APEX.
3. Change the <tt><link rel="stylesheet" ...></tt> theme references in the new theme page templates to point to the new CSS location.
4. Customize the CSS (tools like Coda that allow local and remote files to be modified are very helpful).

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How to edit repository.properties.
I want to edit the file
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Kindly give me the step by step procedure. Precisely how can i check out this file using NWDS.
Appreciate your response.
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'how to edit site part 2'

Hello,
recently posted a thread, 'how to edit a site',
received generous replies- however, it didnt hit the nail on the head and im still none the wiser, so im going to try again....
does anyone have a step by step guide on how i am able to locate my site in which a web developer has edited for me (web developer has not replied my emails hence this post) in DW CS4 so that i can edit my site? Hope that makes sense,
i found on one forum, it stated: open DW, click New site, etc- but i get options such as: use server technology? remote server folders? and although i have tried many options it still hasnt worked!
i have a good understanding of html/css and more but have never used DW until now and finding it incredibly hard just locate my site and edit it in DW,
Look forward to hearing from any kind and clever people out their!
Regards
Becky

I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for.
1) Locate the location where all your web stuff are (local or remote)
2) Open DW4 and find the website tab (not file open or stuff like that)
3) Create new site
4) Default is the basic view, switch to complex.
5) You technically only need to enter one information. On the local information, website name... just give whatever. The ONLY essential information is the local root folder (the blank just under the website name): this is where you put in the location you found in step 1.
6) Click okay.
All other information such as remote server or what not... those aren't necessary for your purpose RIGHT NOW. They are HELPFUL for shortcuts, testing, etc..., but I am sure others can do a better job of explaining them than I can.
(P.S. if your engineer left your website somewhere in the web, I suggest you retrieve it and store in local (put it in some folder) to make the above steps easier. You can always upload your finished site later.)
IF nothing seemed to happen, check your lower right corner to see if the webpages that are already created are there. (there is a navigation window) Double click on any of them will open them onto the main screen for editing.
I hope my answer isn't too simple and doesn't fit your need. Happy editing!

How to edit the WSDL

I noticed a few limitations of an automatically generated web service
under WLS 7.0, and I am wondering if there is a way to manually edit
files to overcome these limitations:
- the parameter names have no meaningful names, such as string0,
string1, etc. This needs to be changed to at least use the names given
to the parameters in the EJB. I remember putting in a CR a while back,
but this has not been implemented yet.
- The documentation field says 'todo'. It would be nice to be able to
add some explanatory text there.
I looked for the WSDL file in the web-services.war file but could not
find it. Any pointers as to whether/how this stuff can be edited?
Thanks,
Joop Kaashoek

Indeed, you can do this. But if you have non-built in data types as paramaters
it gets pretty tricky.
manoj cheenath wrote:
You can change the parameter/operation name in the generated
WSDL file by editing the web-services.xml file in the web-inf dir
(inside the war file). This file is generated by servicegen, but can
replaced before deploying the service.
regards,
-manoj
"Joop Kaashoek" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Hi Mike,
Thanks very much for your help, I have sent a request to '[email protected]'.
Regards,
Joop
Michael Wooten wrote:
Hi Joop,
I see. No, I don't work in "development" or have any knowledge of what
features are
going to be in the product. I work in the "services" (i.e. professionalservices)
division, which is primarily tasked with figuring out (and showingothers) how the
stuff works :-)
Individuals from "development" (i.e. product managers, developers,architects, etc.)
do monitor this newsgroup, so I think you should create another postthat has a subject
like "Need static or JSP-based WSDL added back to .war". The subject forthis current
post, sounded like you wanted to know how to edit the WSDL (which Ithink I answered
to your satisfaction), but it sounds like you really just want acapability that
was in WLS 6.1, back in WLS 7.0 :-)
I'm assuming that you already know that you can extract the "static"WSDL from the
client.jar and put it anywhere in the .war, you like. The context rootwill be the
name of the .war file, without the file extension. For instance, if your.war file
is hello.war, the context root will be hello. If you then put the"static" WSDL (which
you extracted from the client.jar), into the root directory for for thisWeb Application,
the URL to it would be something like:
http://localhost:7001/hello/HelloService.wsdl
Regards,
Mike Wooten
Joop Kaashoek <[email protected]> wrote:
Your explanation makes sense, but the implementation does not make
sense
to me. This should
clearly be on the list of things to fix. Our partners use .NET or other
technologies, we
want to be able to publish a meaningful self-documented WSDL document(with
meaningful
parameter names and documentation) on our server, not as part of aweblogic-specific
Java
client jar.
Can you indicate whether this is being worked on?
Regards,
Joop
Michael Wooten wrote:
Hi Joop,
The assumption here, is that the client will download your client.jar(or whatever
you named it in your <clientgen> Ant task), and use a file:// URL to
access
it (the
"persisted" WSDL file) from within this archive :-)
If you use the Web Services Technology Stack from BEA
(lib\webserviceclient.jar)
on the client-side, editing this file affects the construction of theSOAP message
that is sent to the Web service, which I'm assuming is hosted on an
instance
of WLS
7.0. The names for the input parameters (and return value), will be
set
to those
that you specified in this WSDL, which is one of the things you said
you
wanted to
be able to do.
If you don't use the Web Services Technology Stack from BEA on the
client-side,
there
is still a very high probability that the WSDL processor of the tool
you
use, will
use this WSDL to create the SOAP message sent to your web service,
which
again is
assumed to be hosted on an instance of WLS 7.0.
If you use the "dynamically generated" WSDL (as opposed to the one inthe client.jar),
you will get the "generic" parameter names specified in it. The
"dynamically
generated"
WSDL is accessed by concatenating "?WSDL" to the location attribute,
of
your <service>
element.
Make sense?
Regards,
Mike Wooten
Joop Kaashoek <[email protected]> wrote:
Mike,
How can editing this client file make any difference to the web
service
itself?
Joop
Michael Wooten wrote:
Hi Joop,
The "persisted" WSDL file is in the .jar file, for the client ;-)
The name of this .jar file is set using either of the following:
1. The clientJarName attribute, of the <client> sub-element for
your
<servicegen>
task, or
2. The clientJar attribute, of the <clientgen> task.
The path leading to the .wsdl file, is determined by the value youassign
to the
packageName attribute (in either of the above tasks).
Regards,
Mike Wooten
Joop Kaashoek <[email protected]> wrote:
I noticed a few limitations of an automatically generated web
service
under WLS 7.0, and I am wondering if there is a way to manuallyedit
files to overcome these limitations:
- the parameter names have no meaningful names, such as string0,
string1, etc. This needs to be changed to at least use the namesgiven
to the parameters in the EJB. I remember putting in a CR a whileback,
but this has not been implemented yet.
- The documentation field says 'todo'. It would be nice to beable
to
add some explanatory text there.
I looked for the WSDL file in the web-services.war file but couldnot
find it. Any pointers as to whether/how this stuff can be edited?
Thanks,
Joop Kaashoek

Page regions.... how to edit?

Okay.. I'm new to this whole portal thing.. done lots of Java, HTML, CSS, you practically name it. We've setup our required 3 gig 'infrastructure' :-| .. got everything working. The demo portal stuff loads fine. Still haven't found the easy way to specify URL for accessing a newly created page group,... not a big deal.. BUT..
I can't figure out how to edit a default page of a page group and add or even edit regions! The documentation implies that there are 'edit' icons. ... all I see is the 'add / remove portlets' and 'arrange portlets'.. .. I'd like to actually modify the layout of the page, but can't get past this block.
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks,
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Regarding your first question:
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How to edit USER profiles ?

Hi, friend
i am newbee to JSP technology.
NOw i made some customers database and when fire a query
they are listed in one table.
like below
Customer_ID CustName CustCity Mobile
now i want that when perticular customer id is clicked on the table displayed, it should open that customer page to be edit.
How to achieve that ?
i mean each CUSTOMER ID field should be in link ( hyperlink) format
WHAT TO DO ? and HOW TO ACHIEVE IT
and HOW TO EDIT DATA IF PAGE IS OPENED.
PLEASE DEAR oneS.
SOlve my confusion.
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<tr bgcolor="#CEFEC2" class="style10">
    <td width="10%"><div align="left"><strong>FPS ID </strong></div></td>
    <td width="14%"><div align="left"><strong>ReceiveDate</strong></div></td>
    <td width="20%"><div align="left"><strong>Receive Quantity </strong></div></td>
    <td width="15%"><div align="left"><strong>Lot Number </strong></div></td>
    <td width="20%"><div align="left"><strong>Distribution Date </strong></div></td>
    <td width="21%"><div align="left"><strong>Quantity Supplied </strong></div></td>
</tr>
<%
        String q ="SELECT FPS_ID,RC_date,RC_Qty,Lot_Num,Dist_date,Qty_sup From receiver_master WHERE Operator_ID IN( SELECT Operator_ID from flour_operator_details WHERE Role_ID =2)";
        stmt = con.createStatement();
        rs =stmt.executeQuery(q);
        System.out.println(q);
        while(rs.next())
        int fpsid = rs.getInt("FPS_id");
        java.util.Date rc_date = rs.getDate("RC_date");
        float rc_qty = rs.getFloat("RC_Qty");
        String lot   = rs.getString("Lot_Num");
        java.util.Date dist_date=rs.getDate("Dist_date");
        float qty_sup = rs.getFloat("Qty_sup");
%>
<tr class="style10">
<td ><div align="left"><span class="style10"><a href="editFPS.jsp?CustomerID=<%=fpsid %> "><%=fpsid%></span></a></div></td>
<td><div align="left"><span class="style10"><%=rc_date.toString() %></span></div></td>
<td><div align="left"><span class="style10"><%=rc_qty %></span></div></td>
<td><div align="left"><span class="style10"><%=lot%></span></div></td>
<td><div align="left"><span class="style10"><%=dist_date.toString()%></span></div></td>
<td><div align="left"><span class="style10"><%=qty_sup %></span></div></td>
</tr>
<%
%>
</table>
<p align="center" class="style22"> </p>
<p align="center" class="style22"> </p>
<p align="center" class="style22"> </p>
<p align="center" class="style22"> </p>
<table width="100%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0">
    <tr>
        <td><div align="center"><span class="style9">All rights reserved@9879152949-Ghanshyam Rathod </span></div></td>
    </tr>
</table>
<p> </p>
</form>
</body>
</html>================================================
to get that Clicked ID i used this code
but got null value
<%@page contentType="text/html"%>
<%@page pageEncoding="UTF-8"%>
<%@ include file="dbServer.jsp"%>
<%@ page errorPage="loginerror.jsp" %>
<%@ page import="java.util.*" %>
<%
        String user = (String)session.getAttribute("username");
        String dist =(String)session.getAttribute("district");
        String talu =(String)session.getAttribute("taluka");
        String vil =(String)session.getAttribute("village");
        String cid   = (String)session.getAttribute("cid");
         if(session.isNew() || user != null)
        {    System.out.println("admin- session is new");    }
        else
                response.sendRedirect("login.jsp");
%>
<%
        System.out.println("CUSTOMER ID SELECTED is :"+ cid);
        out.println("ID :="+cid);
%>

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