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I have the following CSS, which produces a side-scrolling gallery of images that fits one image to screen width at viewports of up to 500px, and two above that. How can I rewrite it to use CSS functions instead of media queries? I've looked at MDN's documentation for min(), max(), and clamp() and it's really confusing how to do anything beyond the specified examples, which themselves are confusing. ("Think of the min() value as providing the maximum value a property can have.")

I am trying to push a div with images underneath a couple of arrow icons, that do not take up a whole row, as seen below. However, the images underneath keep wrapping in between the arrows, which is not the desired result. I was wondering if someone can please advise how to fix this? The example I inserted only works in narrower viewports because I pulled it from my mobile site I am working on. I am confused why two separate divs are overlapping in this way. Thanks in advance.

I'm learning Vulkan following vulkan-tutorial.com.

I'm stuck because I can't figure out why I'm getting this error when creating the graphics pipeline.

I'm trying to write a matrix that transforms between the local coordinates of a transformed rectangle on the screen and the viewport coordinates.

As illustrated in the following graph:

• The red local (L) coordinates represent the rectangle, from (0, 0) to (1, 1)
• The orange global (G) coordinates represent the viewport, from (0, 0) to (1, 1)
• The rectangle is centered at its (0.5, 0.5) coordinates, and rotated around that pivot by theta (orange)
• I'm trying to write a matrix that transforms the green local coordinates into the magenta global coordinates

So far, I have the following code, which works for translation and scaling, and seems to rotate in the right direction.

But there seems to be some form of skewing when rotation is applied:

I tried all the answers on this post in order to take the user to the top of the screen when they hit a link and change the route:

Angular 2 Scroll to top on Route Change

And they all work when the application is on a web browser, but I cannot make any of those different and right answers work on a mobile device, including the simplest:

I'm following a blog post by Petr Broz with my published views from a Revit project in BIM 360, but I was wondering how I would convert between 2D coordinates and 3D world coordinates if my published 2D view is actually just a stand-alone floor plan view without being placed on any sheet.

I was trying to get the viewport but I realized the published view doesn't have any viewport in the model. So I cannot actually use those functions in the extension for viewports. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

I'm trying to place a List view inside a page view so that I can swipe horizontally between pages and scroll vertically on each page (because is a list view). However, there is the following problem.

I've been facing this issue over and over again and till this day I wasn't able to find the most optimized solution for it.

Let's say I have 2 DIVs, A and B. Both DIVs are inside a container and have a set of columns assigned to each. What would be the best way to fill a background color for both DIVs AND it would occupy the remaining left and right sides of the screen? With this I mean, the left background color would occupy full left DIV's width + remaining left width not used by the element. (same for right side)

Here's an image for better illustration: imagine example

I know that by using linear-gradient we can split the background but in lower/higher viewports, it can become tricky.

I hope it won't be too confusing to understand and I apologize if it's too stupid.

I need to validate that my user selects at least one viewport. I simply added the validator.required for the input but for the checkbox in an array I am not sure how to validate it.