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I have a section that automatically displays a list of post titles from WordPress, I have added the custom list number styled, but unfortunately based on the max-width of this section makes problem on making equal width and height of custom numbers

Live demo on codepen list numbers

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In this video Google gave an example for formatting portions of a String based on Annotation tags that can be used to set a key/value pairs in a String within strings.xml.

Here is an example for this:

strings.xml

I want to create a generic icon picker application. You select an iconfont and the application renders all available icons and you can copy their unicode selecting an icon.

I found this post Get supported characters of a font - in C# and I thought that's exactly what I need and implemented it. I've put the found unicodes in an ObservableCollection and rendered the collection as an ItemsControl. This kinda works actually, but the displayed glyphs are no icons, rather than usual letters.

My guess is, that I messed up the conversion from the found characters to my unicode characters in the ObservableCollection?

I want to show icons and text on my Android TabbedPage tabs in my Xamarin application, and I want them to be FontAwesome glyphs rather than png files.

My TabbedPage is defined in code, and I originally set the IconImageSource for the child pages in their constructors. In iOS, that's all I seem to need to do for png files to show up, but in Android that didn't work (though I think it should have, no idea why it didn't) so I seem to need a custom renderer even for the pngs. This renderer works for pngs if I add an "IconName" field to each of my ContentPage classes and set its value to the name of the png file (without the .png extension):

I'm implementing PayPal Smart Buttons SDK within our shop. The Payload which gets sent by javascript to https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/v2/checkout/orders looks like:

I'm attempting to script up something to convert some historical typefaces off of a Mac Plus emulator. I've got it where it screen captures each glyph individually, and I've pre-calculated the the height and left margin of it which allows me to mostly crop it the way I need. But these fonts seem to be proportional, and several characters are wider than the rest.

Is it possible with shell script tools to determine the x value of the right-most black pixels? Since I'm already using Imagemagick, can it do this itself? I had intended for this to be a quick and dirty project, so I'd like to avoid heavier scripting languages (perl, python) if at all possible.

Whenever I try to register a user through the app, it always fails even if the all the requirements are met. I included in the manifest but that didn't fix anything. The email/password sign-in method is also enabled.

I'm really lost as to what to do because this is my first time using xamarin and there seems to be more help when it comes to xamarin forms vs xamarin android.

So I have a clipping mask in CSS of an image, using -webkit-clip-path: inset(0 0 90% 0); and clip-path: inset(0 0 90% 0);. What I want to do with this is have the clipping mask move down, achieving the effect of -webkit-clip-path: inset(90% 0 0 0); and clip-path: inset(90% 0 0 0);. How do I animate this using vanilla Javascript, no jQuery, so that it moves from the prior state to the latter state?

Full code:

I have a quiz app that is working properly, but the thing is the user must answer all questions correctly in order to win the game(if the player gets it wrong the game will be over) .

What I wanted to do is have the questions answered and then at the end there will be an activity that will show how many the player has answered then there will be the options to retry and go back to menu

This is the code for the maingameactivity