I use a third party content management system with a list of content on the left and a detail view iframe at the top on the right. The list can be very large - ten "page downs", say - and when I click an item far down in the list I have to hit HOME to scoot back up to the top of the page to view the detail in the detail view. Then I page down x times to get back to where I was in the list.  Short of asking the owner to redevelop the page to make the detail iframe float and follow the user around the page, does anyone have any suggestions for what I could do to augment the viewing experience? For example, does any browser support an extra dummy/clone view, i.e. a function that loads another static view of the current page, allowing for two views of the same page, linked to one another? I used to play a game that supported this function, it was essentially like placing a camera over part of the game world, and being able to move anywhere else in the main view but always maintaining the extra little static view. Picture in picture effect.  Sorry for the vagueness, hopefully you get where I'm going.
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Is there a way to load my own custom CSS or Javascript while using a browser?  When I'm accessing a website or developing a website I want to load my own custom scripts from my computer. I know this can be done by Firebug or Chrome's developer toolbar, but after you refresh your browser your changes will be cleared too. This is exactly what I'm looking for adding CSS and Javascript, but I wish it has an option where you temporarily save your changes locally. Or it has an option to load external CSS or JS files.   Purpose:   When I'm developing the frontend, sometimes it's convenient for me using Chrome's developer toolbar or Firefox's Firebug to change or tweak CSS properties because I can then see the changes in real time without refreshing. One problem I see is that every time I refresh my browser, my changes also get reset. Now I wish there were an option where I could save my changes locally or load my own external .css file or .js file. I want to customize how some websites look when viewed locally, e.g., accessing a blog that has too many ads. I want to apply CSS properties to hide the junk.   Browsers I use often:   Google Chrome (for development: Built-in Dev Toolbar) Mozilla Firefox (for development: Firebug)
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My ISP has a bad habit of putting every page I visit into an iframe so they can overlay it with their commercials etc..  (I'm guessing they are using a transparent proxy to do it)  Is there an add-on that can remove the frames or block the attempt to do so?  Something like AdBlock does not work in this case.
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My feature request is for the page navigation buttons that are on many of the different pages.  I would like to see, aside from the usual page buttons, a small input box and a &quot;goto&quot; button so that you can skip directly to a particular page. For example on the Tags page, the page navigation buttons have: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] ... [353] [next] I would love to see: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] ... [353] [next]  [inputbox][goto] That way the user can jump around the pages much quicker than only being able to skip ahead 2 pages at a time. Edit - added: Alternatively you could just have the [goto] button and then when it is clicked, have a small popup appear with the input area and another [goto] button, you can see an example of it here: , just goto the bottom and click on the button with [2 pages] on it to see the popup appear.
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I have a blog that I often need to insert iframes into posts for various reasons (don't ask why just trust me!)  When I use the "visual" view to edit my posts the WYSIWYG constatantly strips out my iframes ...  I know I can keep the iframes in the post if I use the "html" view and only view/save from the "html" view ... however I'd really like to be able to use the normal WYSIWYG  to edit my post without having to resort to the "html" view.  Is there anything I can do to disable this behavior? I've seen , that suggests editing wp-includes/js/tinymce/tiny_mce_config.php, but I'd really rather avoid doing something like that that would likely just break in a upgrade!
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I have several calendar views and I would like to point them to different page views I have created.   Is there a way of doing this? If so how would I go about doing this? It currently points to  DispForm.aspx  Please note SharePoint is fairly new to me.  I will appreciate any help on this.
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I have a couple of floats in my document, which contain large Images (it consumes the half of the page). In this case, the figure get's its own page and no text goes on this page.  How can I configure this? I'd like to have text before and after the floats until the float doesn't use more then 75% of the page height.
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I'm writing a document with lots of numbered items, and I would like each of those items to be contained on a single page (rather than split across two pages). Is there a way to do this? samepage doesn't seem to work.  For example, if the following two items were too big to fit on the same page, I would like item 2 to move to the next page:  \begin{enumerate}  \item Blah blah blah ... ...  \item More babbling ... ...  \end{enumerate}
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I've got a list setup on a HR subsite that keeps tracks of Scheduled Vacations for employees. I'd like a way to display a certain view from this list as a web part on the Parent of this site. I figured just copying the list items to a list located on the parent site would be the easiest way, but the workflow that populates the subsite list can't 'see' anything located on the parent site.
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I am refloating a long-standing Beamer problem and will put a good bounty to it, to see if we can all solve this problem once and for all...  I am following on a previous question I posted , and an  that never got a proper answer, and adding some more information and problems detected just recently.  The problems are related to the navigation links in Beamer presentations WITH NOTES.   If you try to show your notes on the left, navigation links on the top of slides just plain do not work. If you do like I did and switch notes to the right, the links on top work.   BUT STILL WE RUN INTO THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS:   Links in the table of contents do not work at all. You get infinite amounts of the following warnings (one per slide):      destination with the same identifier * has been already used, duplicate ignored   I think this is a really big problem with Beamer, I do not know if it is a bug or it can be solved somehow...  Turning off the links is not an option; though we will remove the warnings, the main reason why some of us use Beamer is for the awesome navigation that takes us quickly to a slide in a big presentation during the questions round.  It would be of great advantage if the navigation feature could be used together with the ability to add notes next to the slides... In fact, I do not understand why this is not possible.  I gave up trying to add the notes on the left, so let's try to make everything work at least with the notes on the right...  With notes on the right, navigation links on top of slides work, but we still need to make navigation in table of contents work too, and get rid of those terribly annoying warnings.  This is a MWE to start playing with:  \documentclass{beamer} \usepackage{pgfpages} \setbeameroption{show notes on second screen=right}%better notes on right  \mode&lt;presentation&gt; {     \usetheme{Singapore} } \begin{document}   \begin{frame}[plain]     \titlepage   \note{     Notes for the title page } \end{frame}   \section*{Outline} \begin{frame}[plain] \frametitle{Outline}     \tableofcontents  \note{     Notes for the table of contents } \end{frame}   \section{Frame 1} \begin{frame} \frametitle{Frame with notes 1}     FIRST FRAME CONTENTS  \note{     Notes for the first frame } \end{frame}   \section{Frame 2} \begin{frame} \frametitle{Frame with notes 2}     SECOND FRAME CONTENTS \note{     Notes for the second frame } \end{frame}   \section{Frame 3} \begin{frame}     \frametitle{Frame with notes 3}     SECOND FRAME CONTENTS     \note{         Notes for the third frame     } \end{frame}   \end{document}   EXTRA BONUS POINTS IF YOU ARE ABLE TO MAKE NAVIGATION WORK IN HANDOUT FORMAT TOO, WHERE NAVIGATION DOES NOT WORK AT ALL! Just use:   \documentclass[handout]{beamer}  \usepackage{pgfpages}  \pgfpagesuselayout{2 on 1}[a4paper,border shrink=5mm]  \setbeameroption{show notes}
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I saw it's not just a page views number, because, if I press F5 several times, it won't increase the number of views.  They could store my IP address in a table, but wouldn't that make it slow? They would need to query a database one more time for each request.
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When I use the listings package with frame in my code the frame "breaks" when the page ends and it is open in the end of the page. I want the frame to be complete with four sides and continue in the next page again with all four frame sides complete. How can I do this? Why does the frame "breaks"?
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I want to display from cache for a long time and I want a slightly different behavior on page render vs loading the page from cache.  Is there an easy way I can determine this with JavaScript?
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I can understand how it's useful to see exactly which question you are nominating as the original, non-duplicate one when voting to close a question as an exact duplicate, but this presupposes that you have a screen which is large enough to accommodate this information, and crumbles entirely e.g. on my iPhone.  The content is presented in a JavaScript frame which cannot easily be resized, scaled, zoomed, or otherwise manipulated.  After a while, you get used to just scrolling way, wayyyy down to the Vote button real quickly (and, ideally, check that you really have the right question in a separate browser tab, where you have proper UI controls for scrolling, zooming, etc).  Of course, if both the duplicate and the original question are long, it's very easy to whizz past the button, and end up scrolling back and forth quite a bit just to locate it.  Finding button:   At first, when you paste the URL to nominate the original which this is a duplicate of, if the URL is long enough, you basically only see the tail of the URL, and nothing else:  Nominating:   You have to scroll left to see even the right margin of the actual content.  This further adds to the frustration (but as noted in a comment, there is a workaround for this).  I'm not sure how exactly this should be fixed.  I guess you probably don't want to revert back to the old, less informative design, even though that was much less disruptive on mobile devices.  Maybe a more compact representation would be possible?  Maybe just moving the "Vote to close" button up high would be enough alleviate the aggravation?
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When I'm going through a whole bunch of shots to determine which to delete and which to flag, it's fastest for me to just keep both hands on the keyboard.  However, if I want to zoom in to 100% on a picture and then pan to a specific area, it seems I can only get halfway there -- 'Z' to zoom, but then I'm stuck having to pick up the mouse to pan around.  I was excited to find page-up/page-down/home/end can be used, but they seem to exist to provide an exhaustive, linear scrolling of the image, panning top-to-bottom then left-to-right, without unconstrained 2d movement.  Is there some way to toggle the arrow keys so they can pan instead of navigate to the next/prev photo?  Something else?  Or am I out of luck?
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These are the screenshots of multiple file uploader from the same SharePoint 2010 site. Some users are seeing the first and some are seeing the second one. Is it possible to disable the second view(drag and drop) by editing upload.aspx in the layouts folder?      Thank you
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I am building a blog type page, and I want to load items into the page as the user scrolls down, much like Google Reader, or Soup.io. How would you go about achieving this effect? I've seen some examples which read the height of the page, and have an onScroll even attached to the window so that as the user scrolls down we can test to see if they've scrolled down far enough to warrant loading more items. Soup.io's implementation seems to remove the old items as you scroll down so that the browser isn't dealing with an ever-increasingly large DOM tree. Which javascript libraries would be best suited to this task?
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Before asking my question, I'll use an example to clarify the idea.  Say that a company used to sell horses and then they turn into a sheeps business. While some of the old pages can be mapped to the new pages using a 301 redirect, because they're really related in the content and the company don't want to lose users and link juice, there are a lot of pages strictly related to horses that they want to shutdown.  What's the best practice? Is there a way to say to users and Search Engines the content you were looking for won't be available any more?  Basically a 301 redirect of the closed pages to new ones seems not so good, because you'll show a content totally unrelated to the searched one.  P.S: I'm aware that probably the best fallback is to simply map those pages to the homepage but I hope in a smarter solution.