Google API Examples

Google Visualization Table Change Row Colours

In one of our previous blog post, we discussed how to change the header style of a Google Visualization Datatable. We saw how to use images / Change font for the header row in the table. In this post, we will see how to change the style for non-header rows. We will use a simple datatable as shown below for example purposes

Google Visualization API Paging Symbols

Google Visualization API for Table has an interesting property Paging. When enabled , ( by setting the page property to enable) it brings up nice little arrows at the bottom of the table for navigation. This is very handy and I like this feature very much, as this does not make your table grow vertically and can fit into the space you are providing on your web page. The control buttons for ....

Google Visualization AddListener Example

In this blog post, we will see how to create an event for Google Visualization Datatable, and do some action based on the event. To be more specific, we will try to invoke a JSP file by passing some parameters from the row that we selected from our table. This can be opened as a Pop Up Window and can also be used with other file types like PHP etc. The javascript part for pop up example code is ....

google.visualization.datatable Change Font Style

I was trying to create a Datatable using google.visualization.datatable API yesterday for my related post widget. It came out quite well and at the end I found that the headerRow (the title of the data table) has a font that looked like a odd man out. I decided to change the header row font, when I realized that the documentation on the API did not cover that with an example. In this blog post, I ....


Using SpriteMe Tool Example CSS Sprites

In this tutorial, we will discuss how to use SpriteMe tool to simplify the creation of CSS Sprites for your website with an example. This post can be seen as an extension for the explanation on creating CSS Sprites for blogger. However, this is generic and not specific to any blogging platform. I would assume that you know some basics of CSS and HTML which are important towards this example. ....

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