To change the look of the Popup Comments window in WordPress version 1.5, make changes to the comment-functions.php file where it shows the following line: function comments_popup_script($width=400, $height=400, $file=) {. To change the look of the Popup Comments window in WordPress version 1.2.1 Mingus, make the following change to the template-functions-comment.php on line 50: function comments_popup_script($width=400, $height=400, $file='wp-comments-popup.

The windows are all small, fast loading and they DO NOT spawn any additional windows. (In fact your original website remains open .) See similar questions...

Try something like the following in your 'startup.m' file: set(0,'DefaultFigurePosition',[5 5 505 405]) set(0,'DefaultFigureColor',[0,0,0]) %% N.B this has side effects. set(0,'DefaultAxesFontName','times') set(0,'DefaultTextFontName','times') set(0,'DefaultAxesFontSize',12) set(0,'DefaultTextFontSize',12) See similar questions...

Right clicking on the overview window brings up a context menu that can be used to change the window size. See similar questions...

You know you can change window sizes, right? Well, not for all AOL windows, but you can change many of them by dragging the edges or the corners. You can also move the window around by clicking on top colored bar of a window. See similar questions...

Users have different preferences about how big they want the Sd window size to be. Furthermore, graphics resolution settings can vary significantly. By default, Sd makes an arbitrary decision about this, which is generally 780 x 560 pixels. If this doesn't suit you or your graphics hardware, you can change it with the "window_size" option. See similar questions...

Using the embedded player in the Preview page the video window size is fixed. But if using the stand alone player, you can use the pulldown menu under View or hit <alt>+ 1, 2 or 3 to change the window to 50%, 100% or 200% of the source video size. You can also choose Full or hit <alt>+Enter to go to full screen. However, keep in mind that the resolution of the content does not change, so this can result in a degraded "pixelated" image. See similar questions...

For things like a simple "are you sure?" dialog box you might want to take a look at Dialog.pm which is discussed in a later question within this FAQ [16.1]. If you don't wish to require Tk::Dialog, you need something more complicated, or you simply want to create your own independent window with widgets; you must first setup a Toplevel in Perl/Tk. The fourth example in UserGuide.pod gives a simple example of how to call Toplevel. See similar questions...

Yes, Users of the current SLAC Citrix XP Farm will be able to use both Farms as you transition to the new MetaFrame Presentation Server Farm. The new version is currently available for use and the old version will be shutdown on January 8th, 2007. The old and new farms will run in parallel through the holiday break. See similar questions...

Sure! You can change the size of the current Reveal Codes window by clicking and dragging the gray border between the Reveal Codes window and the document. Point to the border and wait until the double-headed arrow appears. When it does, click and drag the border up or down in the document window. When you choose View, Reveal Codes (or press Alt+F3), you get the default Reveal Codes size, which is 25% of the screen. See similar questions...

Yes. With the Premier plan subscription, your ZiffTalk PhoneLink's pop-up window can be customized to suit your needs directly from within your Client Web Interface. You can upload your own image/logo and text, and preview the effect before going live. See similar questions...

Tracy Spratt has put together a very simple example that you can download here: http://www.cflex.net/ChannelFiles/1/popupexample2.zip. Details regarding how this works can be read via http://www.cflex.net/showfiledetails.cfm?objectID=197. Don't panic. Your app is NOT too big for Flex to handle. True, the 32k limit is a real Flash Player limitation to the size of certain structures like if blocks and for loops. See similar questions...

You can copy the html code from the below link to show the chat box on your website (make sure to replace the YOUR_USERNAME with your actual username name in the website link below as it uses that to generate the code for your chatbox and cb for the chatbox type (may be cb, c, or another symbol). See similar questions...

From gray@SCR.slb.com ... If you're running MATLAB 4.x, something like the following should appear in your startup.m file: See similar questions...

There is a property of the figure window called Position where the x-position, y-position, width, and height are stored. To change this, do the following: pos=[x_position, y_position, width, height]; set(gcf,'Position',pos) See similar questions...

Resize your window to the value you'd like, then use the Edit/Preferences/Geometry menu to save the current geometry of the displayed windows. Your modifications won' be lost the next time that Amaya is updated. You can also request to save automatically the geometry on exit in the Edit/Preferences/General menu. See similar questions...

In Relocation Specialist there are a few pages that are used as pop-ups, and unless you have your pop-up blocker settings correct you not be able to view these valuable pages. These instructions apply to the Internet Explorer pop-up blocker settings. From the Internet Explorer window, click Tools, Pop-up Blocker, Pop-up Blocker Settings... In the 'Address of website to allow' box, type "rs.prosws.com" and click 'Add'. Click Close. See similar questions...

To better layout the display of [?php echo $brand['BrandName']; ?] screens, we change the size of various onscreen items to optimise for small (640x480), medium (800x600), large (1024x768) or very large (1280x1024 or larger) screens. You can choose which screen size to optimise for when you are logging in. Note that these screen sizes are approximate only. They have been designed around using the standard size font most graphical browsers start with. See similar questions...