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Answered 2021-Mar-21 at 18:27QUESTION
I'm building a game where you have to click on a cross pictogram or check pictogram depending on whether the answer were correct or false. But as soons as you have answered you can't click again on none of the two pictograms (even on the one you didn't click on).
In order to do this, I used useRef on the element that contains the pictograms and I tried to make the element disabled. It didn't work. I've also tried to make their parent element "uneventable" but it didn't work neither
I would appreciate any help. thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 08:15The main issue with your code is incorrect use of React refs to manipulate DOM elements.
Solution- Store a "settled" state array initialized to null values to indicate if a word has been marked true/false. Same condition is used to prevent further "click" handling.
- Use CSS to style the list item.
- Update
handleAnswer
to set the "settled" state and increment the word index. - Use an
useEffect
hook to update the words to display.
Code:
QUESTION
I am currently on a python / Django project, I am also using bootstrap.
I have a display bug only with google chrome. When I load my page everything is fine then when I scroll, the bug occurs:
When I reload the page everything is back to normal:
This bug is not present on the project locally, only from production on a server (ubuntu with Gunicorn and Nginx). When I hover the mouse over this white block, the text displays randomly. This is not the only place where it happens. I don't know if this problem is known but I have absolutely no idea what it might be.
here is the part of the code that we see in picture :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 07:28After multiple tests I finally identified the problem and solved.
The display bugs (as a reminder, only on google chrome), as seen in the videos and images came from a line that I had placed in my css file.
in my body I had the line overflow: overlay;
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a custom tableView cell that has a stackView from an array images.
I used interface builder and added a horizontal stackView with: Center X Center Y Top +12 Bottom +12
I'm using a loop to add Arranged Subview and it works fine. But the images are super small, even though they shouldn't be due to their CGRect. But they are getting adjusted by the stackView.
The idea was to keep the stack centered, while also using the top/bottom to adjust the hight of the cell.
I've reasoned that the issue I'm facing with the images being small is because the stackView is initialized empty. So the stackViews hight is very tiny. And because imageViews are being added inside of it, they are then being resized to fit.
How can you get a cell/stackView to adjust their hight after being displayed?
Note: I've also been having issues with trying to add a top & bottom constraint to the imageView programmatically.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-29 at 18:54You are using a UIStackView
in the wrong way. Stack views will arrange the subviews for you - no need to be calculating widths and setting frames.
Layout your cell prototype like this:
Note that the Bottom constraint has Priority: 999
. Auto-layout needs to make multiple "passes" to lay out stack views (particularly in table view cells). Using a priority of 999 for the bottom constraint will avoid Constraint Conflict error / warning messages.
Set the stack view properties like this:
With Distribution: Fill Equally
we don't have to do any let size = self.bounds.width / CGFloat(pictograms.count + 1)
kind of calculations.
Also, to make design-time a little easier, give the stack view a Placeholder
intrinsic height:
That will have no effect at run-time, but allows you to clearly see your cell elements at design time.
Now, when you "fill" the stack view with image views, no .frame =
setting, and the only constraint you need to add is Height == Width:
QUESTION
I'm working with pictograms, I want to display all the pictograms the user have (grid list and grid tiles). The problem is that the aspect ratio of the pictograms changes a lot according to the pictogram. For now, I use ng2-img-max in order to resize (but save the ratio) of the pictograms. I'm a total newbie in CSS but I tried some things (max-width: 80%.. Playing with this stuff...) But I think that the ideal would be to add white borders to pictograms in order to have a 300px*300px (for example)and then manage their display with ease.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-08 at 10:39This is a great tutorial on responsive layouts with CSS grid that I have myself found it useul.
QUESTION
I recently came across with this question, which I successfully applied. This is my data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-09 at 09:56This should do it
QUESTION
I want to add a button to top right corner (20px from top and 20px from right) of my Leaflet map. Problem is I am not sure how to do this properly. The problem is when I use that leaflet class "leaflet-top leaflet-right", my button is not clickable, and when I hover over it, nothing happens. It just remains as a part of the map.
Here is my html code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-20 at 19:26The following worked for me:
HTML
QUESTION
I have the following SVG
file generated by inkscape. As you can see, the formatting of the xml is quite messed up. For one thing, in my settings I have selected "Use Tab Character", but this file contains no tab characters. Many other things are also wrong, for example />
and >
.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-04 at 10:13It turns out that in this particular .svg
file, the tag contains a sneaky
xml:space="preserve"
attribute.
And it turns out that IntelliJ IDEA pays attention to this attribute, so the "Reformat Code" command does nothing.
Removing this attribute allows proper re-formatting of the .svg
file.
(So, in light of that, the fact that IntelliJ IDEA's "Indent Lines" command does not pay attention to the xml:space="preserve"
attribute might actually be a bug.)
Apparently some .svg
files contain this attribute, some don't, and its presence or absence does not seem to affect the .svg
file in any other way.
Useful comments attached to the answer for posterity:
ccprog says: Inkscape adds this attribute to all text elements. It is a behaviour I have not found any possibility to change. Nonetheless, this is the first time I have seen it on the root element. You might want to look at the configuration folder of Inkscape (look at Settings -> System to find the locations for user/global configs). There are some files templates/default..svg used to initialize empty files on startup. Maybe the attribute has sneaked its way in there. You need to edit them/set a local one by hand.
Robert Longson says: w3.org/TR/SVG/struct.html#XMLSpaceAttribute
QUESTION
I use Access 2013 and it looks so that this is the only version which doesn´t shows the relationships pictograms (infinite symbol and 1). I assume there is a way to activate it thus I can see it in the relationship designer?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-16 at 19:58You only see these when enforcing referential integrity.
As soon as you enforce referential integrity, they will be visible.
QUESTION
I'm creating simple animation for my project. After hovering on image I get this effect: http://imgur.com/a/L3mwF. The thing is I'm changing opacity for the gradient foreground from 0 to 0.8. It also chenges opacity for the icon and text. I want to change gradient opacity to 0.8 and icon+text to 1. Here's my html code
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-16 at 15:13I'm not seeing your icons, but if I understand what you're going for, use opacity: 1
on the element, and rgba()
to control the gradient opacity.
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