WireFrame | simple set of CSS styles | Style Language library

I am currently writing a WordPress plugin with the wppb wireframe. For the first time I need a custom settings page. I implemented it and also created a custom action hook to fire a function that gets some data as a result.

For now, I want to show this result in the admin page. But when I click on the button, the result is shown on a blank page rather than on the admin page.

How can tell my form and function to show the data in the admin dashboard and not on a blank page? I didn't find any help over google...

What I have so far:

On the admin settings page

tl;dr How should I approach storing code blocks in a react + rail application? If I were to store the code block data in the rails backend, which datatype should I store it as? And if on the frontend, would mdx files be the best solution?

I’m building a programming quiz application where a question has many answers and each answer (only one is correct) has an explanation. The question consists of the question itself and a code block, similar to what’s circled in orange in this wireframe.

As I want to practice building Rails+React (Next.js) applications, I thought that the questions would be stored on the backend. However, is that a good idea? If so, I’m wondering about what would be a possible way to store the code snippets given the Rails datatypes?

Alternatively, I was also considering storing all the questions on the frontend. If I choose to do so, would mdx files be the best solution here?

So, to sum up, which of the following solutions would be best here:

• Storing code block as markdown files in the frontend
• Storing code block data in the backend
• Different solution altogether?

I tried to get the index of the particle I crossed with my mouse cursor while using raycaster. however, When I log intersects, it returns a millions of object even if I only came across one point.

I could access to the exact match only when I go with index zero of the intersects array.

And I have to pass the params.points.threshold to get the intersects.For test, I put 0.1 as a experiment. But I don't know the meaning of it quite clearly.

Does anyone know the reason?

My code is as below.

1. Setting raycaster and pass in threshold parameter.

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I am trying to create a

For a web project, I would like to draw random points with Three.js.

This is my code so far:

I'm building a wireframe of an HTML page in which I have some vega-lite charts.

Is there a way to render only the legend of a chart? If yes, how to?

The black boundary is a modal component, the red is a component which has some form fields. The buttons, save / cancel are based in the parent modal component. The form is actually 2 levels down from the modal (modal component -> child wrapper -> child form) so vuex feels a better choice.

There is also a file picker in the form.

What is the best way to get the data from the component (which could be one of a number of forms) when a user clicks the Save button.

option 1 - on each field change, call a method to update data in VUEX.
option 1a - update an object on each field change containing the whole form
option 1b - update each field individually on change.
option 2 - use refs to call some sort of submit method in child.
option 3 - a better way than 1 or 2!

issues

• option 1a, as I am passing the "data" object into vuex, when another change is made, the form is updating the v-model but it is in vuex so it is mutated outside of the mutation.
• option 1b seems a lot of work to get lots of field mapped into vuex.
• option 2 since there are 2 levels of components, (which swap out) the refs seems clunky

In matplotlib 3d-plotting the function plot_wireframe takes parameters - rcount, ccount, rstride and cstride respectively. I went through the documentation for them in the matplotlib documentation but it was not very clear what they did. I played around changing the parameter values of rcount and ccount a bit and have a sense that it has to do with how many rows and columns from the meshgrids X and Y are used for placing the wires (X and Y are the meshgrids input to plot_wireframe). I guess a clear understanding of rstride and cstride will follow after understanding rcount and ccount. Hence I request a better explanation of this with an example maybe.

Here is my code for reference (ran in Jupyter notebook)-

I'm a beginner web design student. I created two drop-down menus for my website: projects and labs, and though the drop-down menu itself is working and the links are clickable, they don't direct you to the relative links I provided. It just stays on the same page. I'm entirely unsure what about my HTML is wrong in that aspect. My page is as follows: http://krystwal.infinityfreeapp.com/artdm171/index.html