


I have a bootstrap template design mock-up and moving into Kentico, I'm running into Gotchas like above. Net web developer who is familiar with Master Templates, but due to picking up where someone left off, we are using Kentico Portal Engine instead of a more Visual Studio approach, which is killing me. Detect a display If you connected another display and it isn't showing in Settings, select Start > Settings > System > Display > Multiple displays > Detect. A number appears on the screen of the display it's assigned to. Well, thanks to both of you, I may need to see about using a CSS menu of some sort for this then.Īgain, all new to me and I appreciate any input you have. Select Settings > System > Display > Identify. I was hoping to pull from the image properties, but now that I need a URL as well. Java Program to Display Multiple Images in a JFrame: import java.awt. Place your image in ‘images’ folder of your project. Although Image is a class, you can use getDafaultKit () method to get the address of the image. In the end, its going to end up being a Visual Menu, with images from a media Gallery where the number of files wont be changing, just possible a new image and maybe some updated text. Graphics class provides the Graphics.drawImage (Image, int x, int y, ImageOberver observer) method to draw an image. Which I won't be able to pull from the File Properties. When you click on the image, it should link to a Specific page in Kentico instead of showing the image.
#Idisplay multiple graphics code#
Based on the code above I posted, this works.Īlthough, I'm going to see an issue down the road with this approach. So if they need to change the image or data associated with the image, they can just edit Description in the Media Library. The best iDisplay alternatives are: Duet Display, Astropad, Shiftscreen, NuDock, Lenovo Yoga. What I'm trying to make is basically a Home page section that will not be used anywhere else on the site. Being New to Kentico, its taking a minute to figure out all the best methods to use. I will look over the Media Library and see what I can figure out. Again, this worked out nicely, until I had to change the number of items on the first row. All monitors are detected and the monitor. The problem is that whichever monitor is connected last will display only a black screen. I then decided to add a third monitor to the extended display. Extended Desktop is the ability of one adapter with at least two display pipes to support multiple display configurations.
#Idisplay multiple graphics windows#
Method 2: Enable extended desktop mode in the Intel Graphics Command Center: Before. I recently got a new computer with an integrated Intel Graphics HD 630. Figure 1: Intel Dual Display Clone as seen in Windows XP Advanced Display Properties Intel Graphics Devices tab. I'm not sure how much control I have with the Media Gallery.įor example, in the Repeater with Effect, I had this, along with a Content before and Content After. Underneath Multiple displays, select Extend desktop to this display.
