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You can use NotebookEventActions SetOptions[EvaluationNotebook[], NotebookEventActions :> {{"KeyDown", "s"} :> SetOptions[EvaluationNotebook[], ScreenStyleEnvironment -> "SlideShow"], {"KeyDo …

Here is a docked cell solution that can be added to a stylesheet: Firstly make the docked cell grid. I'm using PaneSelector rather than If to choose how to layout the docked cell. An alternative is t …

You have the right way w.r.t function syntax if that is what you mean. A more concise way would be an empty string: MouseAppearance[Graphics@Circle[{0, 0}], ""] If that doesn't work on Windows try …

WRI tech support advise that it is not currently possible to programmatically remove items from the menu.

I am encountering a problem using SystemDialogInput within a Button. The code below shows what I am doing. To test this create a couple of files "myfile.txt" and "myfile2.txt" etc. DynamicModule[{pat …

Web pages typically have input areas that can be resized by the user. How can I make something like that in Mathematica?

I have found that when GenerateDocument is called from a button within a complex interface that the function does not work, i.e. nothing happens, and the front end "stalls". GenerateDocument["Example …

If you want this done automatically then the way I would do it is to time stamp the notebook as you close it, i.e. the time stamp appears after "Last modified". This code might be overkill but it wil …

I would like to do the opposite of what is described here. So rather than add a menu item I would like to programmatically remove one (or more). So given a knowledge of the structure of the menu *.tr …

I thought I'd share a couple of widgets I routinely use and have been tested for a couple of years. The web like behaviour can be obtained by combining InputField with Pane. noteField[Dynamic[notes_, …

SetOptions[EvaluationNotebook[], PrintingStartingPageNumber -> 43, PageHeaders -> {{"", "", ""}, {"Mathematik 1", FormBox[DynamicBox[ ToBoxes[FEPrivate`RunningText["Subsection", 10, " …

I am not aware of a programmatic way of doing this (other than programmatically opening/editing/saving this file) but you can do it by editing an internal file. In a text editor open FileNameJoin[{ …

In Version 10 message output was "straight forward" boxes: However in V11 messages are now template boxes: Unfortunately this new format is playing havoc when writing logs. A solution is simply …

The internal functions being used by GenerateDocument is GenerateDocumentDriver, which has 4 options, "PostProcess" -> True,"HeadlessMode" -> False,"ProgressIndicator" -> True,"RetainAsTemplate" -> Fa …

(from Wolfram tech support) There is no direct way of doing this but the work around is to set the button appearance to "Pressed" and set the button background to the inverse of the background you ac …