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You can use MKMapView.removeOverlays call to do this.

Rather than using two different function, one for adding card image and one for card content, try combining both of them.. here use the code for your reference.

You could try having a "select" function run when you click on one of the areas. This function would "highlight" the area (border-color), and save the id of the area in a variable.

Then when you click on the color swatches another function would run that will take the value previously saved id and select the HTML element based on that.

If you want to change dynamically the asset path, you can check the theme like this

The output looks oval because characters have not same width and height. Think of an image that its pixels are not square, but vertical rectangles. I borrowed the c# version of the code linked by @Prasanth Rajendran, and made some modifications:

1. added lineWidth argument
2. added xScale argument, now every 1/xScale characters in a row are equivalent to 1 data points
3. moved character position to its center, by adding a [0.5, 0.5] offset

Please test in safari. i added -webkit for safari

A layout should be an instance attribute, while you're creating only a single layout as a class attribute, which means that the same layout is being shared for every new instance of PlaylistItem.

The result is that every time a new PlaylistItem is created, the contents of the previous will be reparented to the new. At the end of the for loop, you'll have 9 completely empty QFrames, and the last one will have all the previously created labels and buttons instead. This is also the reason for the big margin on top of the frame: that space is actually the sum of the spacings between the (now) empty frames.

You should be much more careful when using class attributes, since the are always shared amongst all instances (unless they are overwritten by instance attributes).

Your #olark-box-wrapper is a div with position:absolute; top: 0; height:100%; z-index:9999999999; ... no wonder it's taking up the full height of the right window area on top of everything else. And even though it's a transparent div, mouse clicks are handled by the event handlers of that div, not by those of the elements below it.

You could add pointer-events: none; to that div, making it "transparent" to user interaction. You may have to add pointer-events: visible; to its childs, to avoid the pointer-events: none; attribute being inherited by the children.

Alternatively, you could change the layout so that the #olark-box-wrapper is exactly the same height as its children.

One note about your choice of z-index: this number might be a bit too high, see Minimum and maximum value of z-index? (tl;dr: keep it in the range of a signed 32-bit number).

PS : You are using the roundSlider plugin and not uiSlider.

So, in accordance with the doc, you can modify your element by assigning it an id ("slider" in your example).