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My loginhanderler.js

angular-image-compress.js provides the great way for accomplishing this task.

I have successfully implemented image compressing functionality using this directive. Please refer https://github.com/oukan/angular-image-compress as the starting point.

So you've got a few things going on here that would need reconsidered; See updated fiddle with some visual aids added.

For starters, there's no reason to change the display, it's a table, let it be a table. By changing it to block the nested tr's lose track of what they're supposed to be in context and chrome will apply a around your rows and the single at the end will always cause layout issues since it's basically a broken tag if it's missing a colspan to act as a valid row with columns when measured/arranged/painting.

We also let the container handle the overflow and let border-collapse handle the reduction of spacing as an attribute of display: table instead of targeting td as a child of a display: block as mentioned before.

Either way, hope this helps. Cheers!

It looks like you are displaying tabular data, so why not use a

If you want some sort of responsive layout, then you can use display: table and display: table-cell for desktop, then revert to display: block at smaller breakpoints with media queries.

Otherwise, defining a set width for each link will line them up nicely e.g. .image-link { width: 33.33%; }

Also, to enable flex items to wrap rather than display on one line, you need to use #image-list.row { flex-wrap: wrap; }

Try this :

use array_column and array_filter

Here you go , this is how you can query your state :

In your State file :

You don't need to use the id attributes at all. The droppable elements share the .drop class, so you can just use that directly for all cases:

Fixed, you named the classes wrong in your css.

Your HTML referenced to class flowers and CSS named it flower. Fixed the CSS for you!