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• Model DW: a difference between Design and Live View mode

  Hello

  I am trying to create a model DW. There is difference between mode and Live View. The model contains only a list of navigation style. In Design view, the list is displayed vertically - what is incorrect. In Live View mode, that the list is displayed horizontally - correct.

  Is there something wrong with the model? How to achieve a coherent vision in both?

  

  

  My model code is:

  < ! DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional / / IN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd" > ""
  " < html xmlns =" http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml ">
  < head >
  < meta http-equiv = "Content-Type" content = text/html"; charset = utf-8 "/ >"
  <!-TemplateBeginEditable name = "doctitle"-->
  < title > Dreamweaver Test < /title >
  <! - TemplateEndEditable - >
  "" < link href = "... / theme.css" rel = "stylesheet" type = "text/css" / >
  <!-TemplateBeginEditable name = "head"->
  <! - TemplateEndEditable - >
  < / head >
  < body >
  < div id = "WrapperPage" >
  < div id = 'mainNav' >
  < ul >
  < li > < a href = "#" > Menu option < /a > < /li > < li > < a href = "#" > Menu option < /a > < /li > < li > < a href = "#" > Menu option < /a > < /li > < li > < a href = "#" > Menu option < /a > < /li > < li > < a href = "#" > Menu option < /a > < /li > < li > < a href = "#" > Menu option < /a > < /li >
  < /ul >
  < / div >
  < / div >
  < / body >
  < / html >

  The theme.css code is:

  
  {#mainNav}
  background-color: black;
  height: 3em;
  margin: 0;
  } ul {} #mainNav
  list-style-type: none;
  padding: 0;
  margin: 0;
  }
  #mainNav ul li {}
  height: 3em;
  display: inline-block;

  list-style-type: none;
  }
  #mainNav ul li: hover {}
  text-decoration: none;
  color: #cccccc;
  text-transform: uppercase;
  background-color: gray;
  }
  #mainNav a: link, #mainNav a: visited {}
  text-decoration: none;
  color: #cccccc;
  line-height: 3em;
  text-transform: uppercase;
  }
  #mainNav a {}
  padding: 20px 10px;
  }

  Oops - sorry.  Copied the wrong code.

  Try this CSS-

  {#mainNav}

  background-color: black;

  margin: 0;

  overflow: hidden;

  }

  #mainNav ul {}

  list-style-type: none;

  padding: 0;

  margin: 0;

  }

  #mainNav ul li {}

  height: 3em;

  line-height: 3em;

  float: left;

  }

  #mainNav a {}

  Display: block;

  padding: 0px 10px;

  text-decoration: none;

  color: #cccccc;

  text-transform: uppercase;

  }

  #mainNav a: hover {}

  background-color: gray;

  }

  I have re-arranged things and corrects some redundant/unnecessary styles.

• What is the difference between AXIEM and EMSIght? What are the benefits of AXIEM by EMSight if any?

  I wonder what are the differences between AXIEM and EMSight. Are associated with application? One is better than the other? Please explain.

  AWR estimated AXIEM most powerful plan EM Simulator around.   AXIEM is at the center of continuous research and improvement, while EMSight is only worked on if revealed serious flaws.  Here is a summary of the differences:

  Mesh

  • EMSight must mesh the nearest grid drivers using rectangles.  This causes the mesh to have more elements mesh when there are small and large geometries.  The grid should be small enough to capture the small geometry but then causes large geometries to mesh more.   In addition, angled or curved structures causes inefficiencies mesh.
  
  
  • AXIEM STS forms, rather than a grid.  In addition, the mesh can be rectangle or triangle.   This allows a much more efficient mesh.   AXIEM generally have a much more efficient
  
  
  • AXIEM contains the ability to process forms to clean geometries that cause inefficiencies of the mesh.  EMSight does not have this feature.
  
  
  • AXIEM can forms thick metal mesh, EMSight can not, and user must make approximations when thick metal will change coupling (loss is recorded properly with the thickness of the metal)

  Ports

  • The ports are for the most part similar, but parasites due on AXIEM ports are less.  In addition, the AXIEM has a side wall, thus the effects of not move of the terms of reference of the edge of the line are a lot less AXIEM in.
  
  
  • Ports can be added to most any place in geometry with AXIEM.  For EMSight, the ports are usually only added outside the geometry and have limitations to the aircraft on either side of the reference speaker.

  Problem solvers

  • EMSight does not have a low frequency Solver.  Stop low-frequency and then extrapolate to DC.  This usually works well, but you must take into account if the extrapolation is accurate.  AXIEM presents both a low and high frequency Solver so will do better in a low frequencies generally much better in DC.
  
  
  • Solver of EMSight scales O (n) ^ 2 for memory and O (n) ^ 3 for the moment.   It has a special algorithm to break the question of memory, but the question of time is the killer.  AXIEM has a direct Solver which scales in the same way and an iterative Solver which will scale O (nlogn).   In other words, AXIEM can solve a lot of bigger problems than EMSight.
  
  
  • Several AXIEM processes are multithreaded as EMSight.

  Speaker

  • EMSight is inside a perfect driver side wall.   This works well if you the circuit is in the same cavity.  If not, you must know the rules of them on to the forms of space of the flanks and how that much to extend the port could reference planes.   AXIEM is not here.   AXIEM does not currently have to simulate a perfect driver side wall.

  I don't know that I missed a few aspects of the tools.   From the point of view of the AWR that AXIEM is the tool of choice, except in a few cases have been EMSight may be required.

• What are the practical differences between SEL20F28 and SEL16F28?

  What are the practical differences between SEL20F28 and SEL16F28?

  The 20 is much sharper on the edges and less vignetting.

  The 20 also provides more convenient angle of view walk-around lens.

• How to tell the difference between recommended, and optional updates long after they have installed bene?

  I have a Vistaprogram of the window running on my Toshiba laptop.

  In the past, I've confirmed that optional udates be installed. Please help: now I want to uninstall optional updates because my computer is slow.  How to tell the difference between recommended, and optional updates long after they have installed bene?

  Hey monkey 44,

  I suggest you view the history in Windows Update:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/see-which-Windows-updates-are-installed

  Those listed as recommended is technically optional.

  Before you delete updates the computer, I suggest you try the steps from the following link to improve performance and check if that helps:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/ways-to-improve-your-computers-performance

  I hope this helps.

• What is the difference between Bridge and Lightroom?  Should I have them both?

  What is the difference between Bridge and Lightroom?  Should I have them both?

  Hi MyYawrood,

  If you plan to expand your files only camera raw, then no, you don't need both. Camera Raw, which bridge lance when you select a raw in Bridge file has the same characteristics as Lightroom.

  That's where the similarity ends, however. Bridge is a file browser. You can organize and view the files on your hard drives connected. Bridge knows nothing about files that are not connected. Bridge can preview more Adobe files, regardless of the type of file and is a 'bridge' between applications. It will show also the icons for other types of files created in any application. Lightroom creates a database of a few image formats and knows about them, even if the disk they are on is in offline mode. It cannot handle most types of file formats, however. Lightroom has a robust for print production and publication Center. Bridge doesn't. Lightroom also has Mobile of Lightroom to make some fundamental changes to the photos on your phone or tablet. Bridge doesn't.

  So if you need both depends on what you do on your computer. I absolutely use Bridge / Camera Raw/Photoshop and Lightroom/Lightroom Mobile.

• The differences between CAT and table TAB

  1. What is the difference between cat and TAB?
  2. why TAB does not exist in dict?
  3. that the same situation for cat and TAB?
  
  Thanks a lot for your answer kindly.
  
  sys@ORCL > cat desc
  Name Null? Type
  ----------------------------------------------------- -------- ------------------------------------
  TABLE_NAME NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (30)
  TABLE_TYPE VARCHAR2 (11)
  
  sys@ORCL > tab desc
  Name Null? Type
  ----------------------------------------------------- -------- ------------------------------------
  TNOM NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (30)
  TABTYPE VARCHAR2 (7)
  NUMBER OF CLUSTERID
  
  sys@ORCL > select * dict where table_name = "CAT";
  
  TABLE_NAME COMMENTS
  ---------- -----------------------------------
  Synonym of cat for USER_CATALOG
  
  
  sys@ORCL > select * dict where table_name = 'USER_CATALOG ';
  
  TABLE_NAME COMMENTS
  -------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
  USER_CATALOG Tables, views, synonyms, and sequences belonged to the user

  You've posted enough to know that, for each position, you will need to provide your version of Oracle 4-digit (SELECT * FROM V$ VERSION)
  >
  1. What is the difference between cat and TAB?
  2. why TAB does not exist in dict?
  3. that the same situation for cat and TAB?
  >
  1, 2, 3 - TAB has been deprecated then don't use it.

  Definitioni of base for those located in the reference database
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28320/statviews_2127.htm#sthref1535
  >
  CAT

  CAT is a synonym for USER_CATALOG.
  . . .
  USER_CATALOG

  USER_CATALOG lists all the tables, views, clusters, synonyms, and sequences belonged to the current user. Its columns are the same as those of "ALL_CATALOG".
  . . .
  DICT

  DICT is a DICTIONARY.
  . . .
  DICTIONARY

  DICTIONARY contains descriptions of data dictionary tables and views.
  . . .
  TAB

  TAB is included for compatibility. Oracle recommends that you do not use this view.
  >
  TAB has been deprecated. He looks like the cat because it shows the USER objects, but it does not show the sequences, like the cat.

  If you look at the source code for the views TAB and USER_CATALOG you can see the differences. This code is copyrighted by Oracle Corporation, all rights reserved.

  /* Formatted on 1/1/2013 8:50:07 AM (QP5 v5.115.810.9015) */
  CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW SYS.TAB
  (
     TNAME,
     TABTYPE,
     CLUSTERID
  )
  AS
     SELECT   o.name, DECODE (o.type#,
                              2,
                              'TABLE',
                              3,
                              'CLUSTER',
                              4,
                              'VIEW',
                              5,
                              'SYNONYM'), t.tab#
       FROM   sys.tab$ t, sys."_CURRENT_EDITION_OBJ" o
      WHERE       o.owner# = USERENV ('SCHEMAID')
              AND o.type# >= 2
              AND o.type# <= 5
              AND o.linkname IS NULL
              AND o.obj# = t.obj#(+);
  . . .
  /* Formatted on 1/1/2013 8:54:45 AM (QP5 v5.115.810.9015) */
  CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW SYS.USER_CATALOG
  (
     TABLE_NAME,
     TABLE_TYPE
  )
  AS
     SELECT   o.name,
              DECODE (o.type#,
                      0, 'NEXT OBJECT',
                      1, 'INDEX',
                      2, 'TABLE',
                      3, 'CLUSTER',
                      4, 'VIEW',
                      5, 'SYNONYM',
                      6, 'SEQUENCE',
                      'UNDEFINED')
       FROM   sys."_CURRENT_EDITION_OBJ" o
      WHERE   o.owner# = USERENV ('SCHEMAID')
              AND ( (o.type# IN (4, 5, 6))
                   OR (o.type# = 2 /* tables, excluding iot - overflow and nested tables */
                       AND NOT EXISTS
                             (SELECT   NULL
                                FROM   sys.tab$ t
                               WHERE   t.obj# = o.obj#
                                       AND (BITAND (t.property, 512) = 512
                                            OR BITAND (t.property, 8192) = 8192))))
              AND o.linkname IS NULL;
  

• difference between materailized and a table

  Hey hiii
  
  I want to know what is a difference between a materialized view and that is to say a table suppose I create a table and another table B on the table, I created a trigger that will download all changes made to A, it IE insert, update or delete while it will perform all actions that a materialized view can perform on one or is there a difference between them
  
  
  
  Thks

  In this case, MView will be much more robust and reliable, because it is designed for that you use coding the trigger. You will manage all possible exceptions and lock the trigger claim everything is Oracle build-in MView. And also, MView can be much more powerful.

  Nicolas.

• Difference between regular New / CreateObject () vs EntityNew()?

  Whare are the difference between regular New / CreateObject () vs EntityNew() in CF9, if any?

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• Difference between getRowCount() and getFetchRowCount()

  Hello
  
  
  What is the difference between getRowCount() and getFetchRowCount()?
  and where to use this method.
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Jean Blaise

  Jean Blaise,

  getRowCount() causes the whole view defined subject line must be extracted from intermediate level.

  getFetchRowCount:-This tells us the number of lines that have been recovered in all lines, and not pull additional lines in some of the other methods 'get count' will love.

  That said, if you have a table with a default row area of say 10 lines per page, then fetchrowcount will display 10 at a time and getrowcoutn will show whole row in VO.

  int fetchedRowCount = vo.getFetchedRowCount (); Print the number of line exposed in a table at the same time

  vo.getRowCount (print as many rows in VO)

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• In Oracle Forms what is the difference between regions and the blocks?

  Hello
  In Oracle Forms what is the difference between regions and the blocks?
  Thank you
  Siva

  Hey Shiva
  in oracle forms block are entities that represent your data (table, views, etc.), you can say like EOs and your.
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• Difference between 'Reload' and "Reload (Override Cache)"?

  Https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/keyboard-shortcuts-perform-firefox-tasks-quickly#w_navigation, what is the difference between 'Reload' and "Reload (Override Cache)"? What makes "ignore cache"?

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  • Press 'Ctrl + F5' or 'Ctrl + Shift + R' (Windows, Linux)
  • Press 'Command + shift + R' (Mac)

  Clear the cache and delete cookies only from Web sites that cause problems.
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  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if an extension or theme (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problems.

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• is there a difference between 38 and 42mm with their pixel density?

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• What is the difference between extensions and Plugins and Add-ons?

  I'm sorry if here is not the right place for this post.

  What is the difference between extensions and Plugins and Add-ons? Apparantely, they differ in some sense or aspect, but I do not know how. Please, if it is not too complicated, explain in detail and simple language. Thanks in advance to 1 million.

  Kind regards
  Danesh

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• What is the difference between Firefox and Namoroka 64-bit? I have a 64-bit computer. Which should I use?

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