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Radome is built with openFrameworks v0.8.4. The following non-core addons are required: * ofxCubeMap * ofxUI * ofxSyphon (OSX only) * ofxAutoReloadedShader * ofxAppGLFWWindowMulti.
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QUESTION
I am new to typescript. I have a question of displaying html using typescript. Below is my HTML code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-30 at 19:51You do not want to set the the .innerHTML
of the whole document body. Instead, just select a div
with document.getElementById
and set the .innerHTML
property on that.
Furthermore, don't use document.write
. It's old and dangerous. Just don't touch it.
QUESTION
I have a div with fixed height and another box which is set on the bottom right of the parent box. Its height is fixed.
What I am thinking is to make it responsive. The font size will be responsive but it will not exceed the margins of the box if the screen size goes really big. I also want to maintain the vertical alignment of the texts.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-07 at 17:41I put a limit for over the 728px.
QUESTION
I am using two iframes
and I have removed any padding
or margin
from my code. They both break (they are no longer aligned) when the screen goes small and I still cannot find out why.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-28 at 12:55Making it float will fix the problem. Please refer style updates of .box rule set..
QUESTION
I have a grid of images where I show one image and then 3 images underneath. I am trying to make it as responsive as I can. My first two attempts look fine when the screen width is fairly small. You can see an image at the top and then 3 aligned images underneath. If I make the screen big, the first image either gets distorted (ratio) or there is a gap (from the left and right side). Please see the snippets and jsfiddles below alongside my comments at the bottom of the page.
Snippet One
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-19 at 10:28Option 1: Avoid image from stretching is the property cover
if you add this two lines to your upper img {} css, in your second jsfiddle, all looks fine to me:
QUESTION
I manipulate a JSON string and I present the data in a fully responsive D3 Line Graph. I am also creating a vertical list with the unique values of a specific item of the original JSON object.
When I click on the values of the vertical list, I want the chart to change/update with the new values. I have created some functions which are easy to read in the jsfiddle and also pasted the same code in a snippet below. At the bottom of the question, I have pasted the function that needs to change to make the whole thing work where I also added some comments.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-11 at 10:35After a long search and an advice from a JS developer, I managed to create the following:
QUESTION
I have made a D3 donut chart look responsive but I want it to be 100% responsive on any screen (div) resize. The idea is to calculate the diagonal of the parent div and use that to change the radius, font-sizes etc. In this case below, I have used the diagonal but not a resize function.
Is it possible to quickly use a resize function that changes the radius, font sizes, rect size of legend? If it was a bar graph, the resize function would be pretty easy. In this case, I wonder whether it is worthy creating a base in every D3 chart. If I use this base: http://jsfiddle.net/radomer/zc8akt40/ will I be able to change the code to make my graph responsive? I am guessing, if yes, I will have to change the base code as I am losing the animations from the graphs on hover.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-21 at 16:10You could use the viewBox
attribute in the svg
tag to create a coordinate system that is independent of the actual screen size and then use style="width: x%; "
to resize the image based on the available width (identically to img
, you can use only one of height/width to have the other adjust by aspect ratio).
Here's how this can look like:
QUESTION
I have 2 sql queries to compute each one the turnover of each semester.
Sample of the result of query 1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-22 at 12:08Your function format name has 4 parameters as you can see :
QUESTION
You can skip the introduction (my steps after searching for the "main question" string in the browser)
I am new to Python and I have followed instructions online to install python3. I also used the following link to install the other tools needed for website scraping.
http://www.pyladies.com/blog/Get-Your-Mac-Ready-for-Python-Programming/
My first problem was How to install pip on python 3.6, not the default python 2.7.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-03 at 16:46Based on uniqueness, you can use one of the compound class names as you have done in your last example but may be other class names which might be unique.
Another way is to use css_selector
as shown below:
QUESTION
I have a function in JavaScript that compare two values of 2 turnover of 2 results of SQL queries.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-21 at 11:53You could sort the data by the percent value and take only the top 10 results or the bottom 10.
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