Ordering or Organizing Styles

I can not find this answer by searching the web nor the
messages on this
list.
Is it possible to organize or "order" the styles which are
listed in the
Styles Panel. It seems that the order is the order in which
they are
created. I would like to drag and drop them so similar styles
are
grouped together in the style list display. I tried editing
the css
code and cut/pasted one style into a new position in the css
document,
but the display in the css panel did not change.
Is this possible? It must be as I have seen some figures on
some
tutorial webpages where the styles were all named similarly
and grouped
together, perhaps alphabetically....but how is it done?
Thanks,
Ken

Bonnie: thanks for the reply and the site on CSS. I've
bookmarked it
but it does not seem that helpful to me right now as I am not
deep into
the html but instead just want to improve my (very limited)
productivity
with DW MX. As I create content and want to apply styles
already used,
and as the list gets longer, it is inefficient to scan up and
down the
list for the style I want to use at that moment. Surely there
has to be
a way of grouping similar style names next to each other in
one or the
other of the lists without "hurting the cascade" as you
mention.
Can you or someone else say more about DW MX and this issue?
Thanks,
Ken
Bonnie wrote:
> ken45140 wrote:
>
>> I can not find this answer by searching the web nor
the messages on
>> this list.
>>
>> Is it possible to organize or "order" the styles
which are listed in
>> the Styles Panel. It seems that the order is the
order in which they
>> are created. I would like to drag and drop them so
similar styles are
>> grouped together in the style list display. I tried
editing the css
>> code and cut/pasted one style into a new position in
the css document,
>> but the display in the css panel did not change.
>>
>> Is this possible? It must be as I have seen some
figures on some
>> tutorial webpages where the styles were all named
similarly and
>> grouped together, perhaps alphabetically....but how
is it done?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Ken
>
>
> CSS styles shouldn't be arranged alphabetically but
rather in such a way
> as to preserve the cascade. If you are just creating
styles by using
> DW's Property Inspector, then that probably doesn't mean
much to you.
>
> Here is a good start:
>
>
http://friendlybit.com/css/beginners-guide-to-css-and-standards/
>
> Others may disagree but I like using Topstyle to edit my
CSS.
> www.bradsoft.com
>

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See also:
Expand/Collpase Lists
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||'onchange="f_set_start_date(this,f7_'||LPAD(seq_id, 4,'0')||')"') trip_start_date,
        apex_item.text(8,c008,5,null,'style="background-color:#FBEC5D"') trip_start_time,
        apex_item.text(9,c009,null,10,'style="width:100px;background-color:#FBEC5D"') trip_end_date,
        apex_item.text(10,c010,5,null,'style="background-color:#FBEC5D"') trip_end_time,
        apex_item.SELECT_LIST_FROM_LOV(11,c011,'TRIP_TYPE','style="width:100px;background-color:#FBEC5D; "') trip_type,
        apex_item.SELECT_LIST_FROM_LOV(12,c012,'YES_NO','onchange="setMultipleFishermen(#ROWNUM#);"','YES',0,' ','f12_#ROWNUM#') multiple_fishermen,
        apex_item.text(13,c013,3,null,'style="background-color:#FBEC5D"') days_at_sea,
        apex_item.text(14,c014,3,null,'style="background-color:#FBEC5D"') nbr_of_crew,
       -- apex_item.hidden(15,c015) supplier_trip_id,
        apex_item.hidden(16,c016,1) trip_nbr,
        apex_item.text(17,c017,5) partner_vtr
from apex_collections where collection_name = 'TRIP_C'
}

Sorting styles list

Is there any way to sort the styles list that is in the
properties panel so that it reflects the order in the style sheet?
Or possibly alphabetically? It would be a lot easier to find a
style and apply it.
Thanks

If you have that many styles that appear in the list, then
you are probably
not using CSS optimally.
In general, you don't need many custom classes. And, in fact,
they
make your life more difficult when you come back to maintain
the page a year
later. As Micha said, use ID selectors and create descendent
selector
rules, for example -
#maintable { .... }
#maintable td { .... }
#maintable td table { ... }
each of those rules would apply explicitly to a) this table -
<table id="maintable">,
and b) this cell -
<table id="maintable">
<tr>
<td>...</td>
</tr>
</table> (and all others in that table),
and to this table -
<table id="maintable">
<tr>
<td>
<table>
<tr>
<td></td>
</tr>
</table>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
Then you could use this rule -
#maintable table td.special { .... }
to apply to this cell explicitly -
<table id="maintable">
<tr>
<td>
<table>
<tr>
<td class="special">this one</td>
<td>but not this one</td>
<td class="special">this one</td>
<td>but not this one</td>
</tr>
</table>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
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> Is there any way to sort the styles list that is in the
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> so
> that it reflects the order in the style sheet? Or
possibly alphabetically?
> It
> would be a lot easier to find a style and apply it.
>
> Thanks
>

Videos not organized the way I want (I think)

I FINALLY downloaded videos to my iPod, however they are not being organized the way I want. Let me explain.
I have 32 videos purchased from iTunes, various artists, and only 1 video per artist. With audio files for artists with 1 to 3 songs I group them all into one artist called "VARIOUS" and the album is "iTunes". I delete all other information pertaining to the artist.
I applied this same reasoning to the videos, I also numbered them 1-32 in order that I bought them. However when I go to the videos on my iPod (when it's NOT connected to my computer) all the videos are in Alphabetical order of the artist, which I THOUGHT I deleted. So when I play them they play in alphabetical order on my iPod when it's NOT connected to my computer. When I play them through my iPod connected to my computer they play in the order I organized.
Is there something I missed? Is there a shuffle option for videos that I can't seem to find?
Any help is GREATLY appreciated.
60GB iPod w/Video Windows XP

I checked the shuffle option and it does not work on videos, only Songs and Albums. Thinking it might be an iTunes 7.3 thing I removed that version and reinstalled the 7.2 version - same results.
I've tried numerous things and still have the same result:
With the iPod plugged into the computer, the videos are in the numerical order I placed them, and I can play them in that order in iTunes.
With the iPod on its own, the videos are in Alphabetical order and play that way all the time everytime.
UPDATE:
For some reason I NOW have an iTunes Videos playlist in Videos>Video Playlists and they are in the order I placed them.
Thanks for your input.

Why does Launchpad constantly re-order my apps?

I installed Lion several days ago but only last night took the time to configure my applications in Launchpad. I set up some folders and moved things around to be organized. To be honest, this feature is heaven for me!
But over the past 24 hours, I've encountered a strange problem. Everytime I reboot my iMac, the set order I organized all of my apps to apear in keep re-ordering and mixing up on me. I don't know how or why this is happening but it has to be a bug of sorts.
I have 24 apps/folders on my first Launchpad page, which is all of my primary apps and folders that I use regularly. The other two pages are folders and apps that I probably won't ever need to launch from there. I set all of my web browsers and internet related apps on the bottom row. Design apps on the next row up. Music and audio editing apps the next row up from there and my regularly used system utilities, calculator, app store, etc. on the top row.
Well, all of my apps maintain what row they're set to - but the bottom two rows are always re-ordering when I reboot my machine. I haven't changed, updated or added any new applications, yet by doing an experiment a moment ago, I set my apps the way I wanted to, did nothing else, rebooted my machine and went back to Launchpad. It still re-orders itself. I did this 4 times in a row and it's the same result each time. And the same way the apps are re-rdered too. It's not setting them alphabetically either so I don't have a clue as to what is happening.
Anybody else experiencing this? I guess it's not a huge deal since all of the apps are still there - but I'm a little OCD and when I set my apps to where the 8 most commonly used apps are in the center 2 rows and suddenly they're mixed up, it kind of makes this new feature almost pointless. Would rather just double click a folder on my desktop to have it open the apps/aliases I want.

Definitely seeing this myself. Not sure what process is doing it, but it would have to be changing the IDs of each item in Launchpad on each relaunch of the "Dock" process (since the whole thing is controlled by an SQL Lite database in your ~/Library/Application Support/Dock folder). It could be looking at the last "something'd" date and ordering them based on that.
Crazy idea, maybe try write-protecting that database after everything is as you'd want it? Trouble is, next time you download or install an app that Launchpad would want to add, you'd need to un-write-protect it, add the app, then re-write-protect it. Scriptable, sure, but not "It just works". And even then it might not like the database not being modifyable and just crash or act oddly.
I haven't given it much effort as my primary app launch method is still Spotlight. If you want your apps to stay in order, just drag your Applications folder back to your dock and use it just like you did in [Snow] Leopard, as they'll stay in the sort order you set it there. Or submit a bug report (http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html) and hope they fix it in a future release. Finally, for those who want to use Launchpad and fix it themselves, may I suggest this:
Get your apps in the order you want them
Back up the database in ~/Library/Application\ Support/Dock to somewhere
Write a simple bash or Apple script that kills the Dock, copies that archived database where everything is in the correct order to its "live" location, then restarts the Dock
Set said script to run on boot by adding it to your Startup Items (Accounts in System Preferences)
Profit?
Of course, anytime you make an edit to what's in Launchpad or the order of Launchpad, you'd need to remember to re-backup your database so this script wouldn't overwrite your edits the next time you rebooted.
*The above idea has not been tested and merely should work given that Mac OS is nearly UNIX and as such usually behaves rationally

How to make duplicate the para styles

Hi,
I have already created some set of styles for journal tempalte [E.g.: jNL,jUNL,...].
Now I want to create same set of styles but starting with 'b' for book. [E.g.: bNL,bUNL,...].
How to get duplicate 200 style names, but 'j' has to change 'b'.
FYI:
Is this possible by script?
by
hasvi

I would strongly recommend to make organized styles, all depending on each other like a tree.
So let's say make a basic para style, then create a folder (group) for the first style, depending on the basic. Name the folder J or Journal and the styles List1, List2, etc.
When this group is complete, duplicate the folder (group) and rename it book. The styles have the same name, but are different in the group. This is easier to handle than to to rename each style.
I do a similiar thing. I create a complete style sytem with groups and subgroups based on an outside basic style, but in the group is another basic style, this has the language German, when this group is complete, I duplicate it, change the name and change the basic style in the group to English, so I have the very same style name with a different language. In this basic style I adjust also language dependend GREPs, tracking or spaces should be wider in English because it needs less space normally, etc.
It is easier to work with groups than with renaming the styles, and you get a very similiar result for using it.

M300 Winamp drops everything in root

$I use the Zen Style M300 with the actual firmware and winamp for create playlists.
But winamp drops every playlist directly in root, and creates for every sond folders with artist and album direcly in root.
How can i change that? winamp should use the playlist and music folder.
And: how can i sort the playlists in winamp or directly in m300?

(Hi,
I am not sure if there are any ways to change that. Note that even if you arrange the songs in any particular order, the ZEN Style M300 is still going to organize the songs based on the song information embedded in each music file. Playlists are organized based on <strike>alpabetically order</strike> date of creation.

Hot to remove button for a particular record in ALV lvc version

Hi,
i have created ALV using
'REUSE_ALV_GRID_DISPLAY_LVC' function module, in which am displaying buttons in a colomn.
Now i want to remove the button for few records based on some condition.How is it possible.
Regards,
Manoj.

Hi Susan,
Thanks for the reply.
i have tried the same but still all the buttons are coming.
please find the below code which i have written.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_output,
              comm(50)   TYPE c,
             order(14) TYPE c,
             button      TYPE lvc_t_styl,
end of gtyp_data1.
data :lt_style   TYPE lvc_t_styl,
         ls_style   TYPE lvc_s_styl.
*for the field catlog
ls_fieldcat_lvc-fieldname = 'ORDER'.
ls_fieldcat_lvc-scrtext_m = 'Order'.
ls_fieldcat_lvc-tabname = c_out.
ls_fieldcat_lvc-style = cl_gui_alv_grid=>mc_style_button.
APPEND ls_fieldcat_lvc TO it_fldcat_lvc.
loop at it_output INTO ls_output.
clear ls_style.
    if ls_output-shortsr = 'HGR'.
      ls_style-fieldname = 'ORDER' .
      ls_style-style = cl_gui_alv_grid=>mc_style_button.
     APPEND ls_style TO ls_output-button.
      ls_output-order = 'Order it Now'.
   else.
      clear ls_style.
      ls_style-fieldname = 'ORDER' .
      ls_style-style = cl_gui_alv_grid=>mc_style_disabled.
      APPEND ls_style TO ls_output-button.
   endif.
     MODIFY it_output FROM ls_output.
ENDLOOP.

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