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A power symbol is a symbol indicating that a control activates or deactivates a particular device. Such a control may be a rocker switch, a toggle switch, a push-button, a virtual switch on a display screen, or some other user interface. The internationally standardized symbols are intended to communicate their function in a language-independent manner.

Because the exact meaning of the standby symbol on a given device may be unclear until the control is tried, it has been proposed that a separate sleep symbol, a crescent moon, instead be used to indicate a low power state. Proponents include the California Energy Commission and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Under this proposal, the older standby symbol would be redefined as a generic "power" indication, in cases where the difference between it and the other power symbols would not present a safety concern. This alternative symbolism was published as IEEE standard 1621 on December 8, 2004.[2][3][4][5]

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Universal power symbols are described in the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 60417 standard, Graphical symbols for use on equipment, appearing in the 1973 edition of the document (as IEC 417) and informally used earlier.[2]

The standby symbol, frequently seen on personal computers, is a popular icon among technology enthusiasts. It is often found emblazoned on fashion items including t-shirts and cuff-links.[14] It has also been used in corporate logos, such as for Gateway, Inc. (circa 2002), Staples, Inc. easytech, Exelon, Toggl and others,[2] as record sleeve art (Garbage's "Push It") and even as personal tattoos. In March 2010, the New York City health department announced they would be using it on condom wrappers.[15] The 2012 television series Revolution, set in a dystopian future in which "the power went out", as the opening narration puts it, stylized the second last letter 'o' of its title as the standby symbol. The power symbol was a part of exhibition at MoMA.[16] In the anime Dimension W, Kyouma Mabuchi wears a Happi with the power symbol on his back. In the television series Sense8, the hacktivist character Nomi has a tattoo of the power symbol behind her ear.

Twice, I have had a large power symbol appear on the screen of my 1040 Solar after turning it off. Both times, it would not turn back on when I pushed the power button on the side and I couldn't get the power symbol on the screen to go away. It appeared to be locked up. I had to hold the power button for a 3 - 5 seconds which made the power symbol go away and a horizontal line appear about 1/3 of the way down the screen. Then eventually the horizontal line went away and it looked like the screen of the 1040 finally turned off. Has anyone seen this large power symbol appear on the screen? If so, what does it mean and how do I get out of it?

How can we apply rotation to the icon on a button? I've tried various styles with no effect. It seems transform is ignored when applied to image or icon level in button component.

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We can rotate the whole button with position.rotate property, or a transform:rotate style, but that doesn't give the desired effect. If there's no way to rotate just the icon, we'll remove it and layer an icon component on top the button, but we'd like to avoid that if there is a way to rotate the built-in icon on a button.

We need dynamic rotation (using this in a view as template with rotation set in view parameter). I've already got it done with an icon overlaid, but am curious if there is a way to inject this transform directly in a property on the button so we can create it in an expression that takes the degrees from a parameter on the view? I tried a few variations under image/icon/style/backgroundImage, but didn't have any success.

In this screenshot you can (sort of) see that the button has a Named Style attached. This Named Style includes fill and stroke, but only stroke is used on the node because of the .ia_button--primary svg rule defined in light.css.

Oh. You can't rotate elements of a flex container, and the icon and label within the button are within a flex . If you wrap the Icon in your example in a Flex Container you'd see similar (ignored) behavior.

I don't know that we're aware of this. I'll open a new ticket to investigate. It looks like settings applied at the button level are correctly inherited, but the actual props.image.style isn't having the desired effect.

we were able to adjust the corners. One thing I will point out though is that I tried to edit the background color on all buttons and then once set and applied the corner radius all went back to default.

I'm on the same page as you and Joel. This is kind of the 'dark side' of having a dynamic property system. For better or worse, Vision's static property definitions made it easier to know what your options are. The upside is that Perspective has the foundation needed to grow it into a more discoverable property system while not losing the flexibility and power. Lots of ideas we want to explore, and we'll definitely get some movement in that direction once we finish up the remaining 'big pieces' of 8.0.

Any boolean button can be replaced by any picture by customizing that button.Right click on the boolean button select Advanced>Customize...that will open a new window with the button,copy the picture you want to replace on it and right click on it select Import picture from clipboard>True and same procedure for false condition. I have attached a vi. Hope this helps you.Let me know if this is ok.

For the life of me I'm trying to find a way, to system-wide REMOVE the lock 'icon' from the system tray (ie under the top left dropdown)... I've tried everything under the sun to either: stop it from doing anything, find a way to re-map what it actually DOES (ie change the command it runs - this would be the best solution). and also to simply remove it from the UI

Additional: Something I've noticed that is 'odd' is if I manually run the command gnome-screensaver-command -l to lock immediately, I can happily - via a remote x11vnc - see the lock screen and unlock the machine. likewise if the vnc session is left open but no user input for a long time, I can see the same lock screen (and the same occurs if the vnc session is closed and left). Why does it do something different when pressing the GUI lock button? I'm led to believe locking via the gui button opens a new X display hence why x11vnc which is bound to :0 goes blank. again what command is causing this and can it be changed?

Icons can easily be added to Power Apps buttons with a little bit of creative coding. The trick is to place an icon on top of the button. Then trigger both the icon and button to change color when an invisible overlay above them is pressed. We can add a subtle hover effect on the button too. In the Power Apps article, I will teach you how to make a button with an icon and text.

Open Power Apps Studio and start a new app from blank. Add a container control to the app. The Power Apps button with an icon will be built inside of the container to make it easier to maintain.

Make the button fill the entire space inside the container by updating its properties with the values below. It the container is re-sized, the button will re-size itself too. This makes our button with an icon re-usable in other places.

Another great way to add Icons to your Controls is to use the Windows unicode icons. By pressing Win + . you can add those icons to the text property of your control without having to add multiple controls for just one button. ?

Whether you create a button in Power BI Desktop or the Power BI service, you can customize it in many different ways to suit your requirements. For example, you can turn Button Text on or off, and you can change the button shape, icon, fill, title, or the action that's taken when users select the button in a report, among other properties.

Customizing a button requires edit permissions to the report. Sharing a report requires a Power BI Pro or PPU license or for the report to be saved in Premium capacity. For more information, see Which license do I have and What is Premium.

After you add your image, you can customize the Image fit and Icon placement. With icon placement, you can place the image either Left of text, Right of text, Below text, or Above text.

You can also customize the Icon size. By default, the icon size is set to Auto, meaning that as you resize the button, the icon size automatically changes size. You can set a fixed Icon size (in pixels) by typing a number in the Icon size box.

So I did some testing and your second technique (your test) will work if you use a different strategy for your text-only button. Instead of hiding the icon, just set the width of the icon frame to 0.003, which will convert it to a zero-width frame.

Hi @Peter_Bentley, judging by the video, the switching of variants stops working due to the different naming of the layers. That is, when you replace an icon, the name of the icon layer in your button changes as well. To get around this, I would wrap the icon instance in a frame. The structure should look like this:

I have a help icon and a help label with some text. By default I would like the label to not be visible. When the help icon is clicked if the label isn't visible I would like it to be set to visible and the label is visible clicking on the icon should hide it, toggling the visibility. I have tried to follow these steps but once the label appears clicking the icon doesn't hide it, and also the label doesn't get hidden by default.

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