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I was trying to create some laptop mockups from scratch with CSS 3D transforms (pen) and I noticed that it was harder than I thought. Here's the code I was messing with:

We have this page with a bunch of definition lists. The guy making style mockups in Word came up with this brilliant idea to render the definition lists as "term - value" and hanging indents. I have to admit it actually is brilliant but it's difficult. I've been playing around with this quite a bit and the hanging indents really are necessary or the page becomes very ugly.

If I try to use grid (which is suboptimal anyway); the page rendering breaks down because of content before. But it appears that the hanging indent style on dd just isn't honored.

I have bad problem on my qml code performance, laggy when swiping between "Inbox" and "MyBoxes", code is simple but... Ok, here is my code, main:

I have a multi-step Stripe donation payment form in React with the following pages:

• donation amount
• contact information and address
• payment information, where the user enters their credit card number
• review

Here are the mockups. (I'm not sure if it's actually feasible to show the last four digits of the card number, but that's another question.)

We can submit the payment successfully if we omit the review page and submit the donation on the Payment page. But if we add in the review page, and have the button to submit the payment there, the payment fields are no longer on-screen, so Stripe is not able to get it. One solution might be to keep the payment fields on the screen but hidden with CSS, but I'm unsure whether this would pose security issues. I'd rather not store the credit card information in React state for security/liability reasons.

We are using the useElements() hook of Stripe, and then passing const card = useElements().getElement("cardNumber") to stripe.createPaymentMethod. card is null because it is no longer on the page, so this fails.

I am using Angular 9 and ngx-toastr

I have the task of using toastr to create a set of toasts which look quite different from the default toast styles. Each in the set are basically the same, except for border colour, fontawesome icon and message (which I can just pass in).

Here is one of the toast mockups: enter image description here

Toastr has it's own toastr.css style sheet which I added to angular.json. Without it, toasts won't even open. I have my own toast-messages.scss file that contains all the css to realize my mockup. I will include it. It's also added to angular.json

Hello I want my profile photo / image go over the header area but. As you can see it is getting cut off.

I tried playing around with the code and I got close I also made the position absolute but it messes up the flex size 2 (for the about me section).

So how can i fix this without messing up the flex 1 and flex 2? Right now I am using Sass

http://lonestarwebandgraphics.com/

html

I want my right container elements to take up the full width of its column. I saw using chrome inspector that my bootstrap container automatically had right and left margins, so I specified for them to be at zero.

My left margin disappeared, but my right margin remains, even though it says in the inspector that there is zero margin, an obvious orange space is still there, attached to the container.

You can see it here in this screenshot

I have the following snipped of code (values for c, s, x, y are mockups, but the real lists follow the same format, just much bigger. Only two colors are used - red and green though. All lists are of the same size)

The issue is that the color legend fails to materialize. I am completely at loss as to why. Code snippets for legend generation is basically a cut-n-paste from docs, i.e. (https://matplotlib.org/3.1.1/gallery/lines_bars_and_markers/scatter_with_legend.html#sphx-glr-gallery-lines-bars-and-markers-scatter-with-legend-py)

Anyone has any idea??

I'm creating some Spring app with REST Controller for communication with frontend I have some complex objects containing reference to other objects. I want to make a Mockup class for those objects to send those mockups instead of real objects. Object -> Mockup conversion is easy, but I can't seem to find good solution for conversion of JSON objects into proper objects (I'm not receiving full data for the nested object, just some Id that let's me extract it from DB). I think I need to @Autowire object I receive from REST POST, but I neither know if it's possible nor if it's good practice. What's the proper solution for extracting nested dependancies for objects created from deserialized JSON?

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