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QUESTION
I found one beautiful ring with smoke animation, but I can’t fully understand it.
I want to change the size of this ring, let's say 80px. Also, so that only one given color remains here.
I tried to just reduce the pixels, but then everything generally breaks down.
How can I reduce the size of this ring and have only one color? Help me please.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 10:48I have editted your snippet to suit your needs.
Note:
because this effect uses a #wave, resizing it by setting the height and width property will ruin the effect, because #wave is not resized.
you can instead use transform: scale(0.625) to adjust the scale.
QUESTION
I want to see if a string ever existed in my repo (deleted file, changed file, etc). In git, I think it would like this - git grep $(git rev-list --all). This is based on this post How to grep (search) committed code in the Git history
Can I do such a search in sourcegraph? If so, what's the syntax
This is what I have so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 14:44this part of the documentation addresses it directly. I just missed it.
You use a glob pattern to search over the repos.
QUESTION
The hue-rotate() filter function "rotates the hue of an element ... specified as an angle". If this were true, filter: hue-rotate(180deg) hue-rotate(180deg) would have no effect. But it definitely does have an effect:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 21:30hue-rotate(X) hue-rotate(X) is not equivalent to hue-rotate(X+X) as shown below:
QUESTION
I have a filter on this SVG I created and I want to be able to animate it so that the colors move diagonally on a loop to make it look like a planet that's spinning.
In the code below I show my SVG and how I'd like it to start with the blue color toward the upper-right and then the second SVG is what I'm trying to achieve with an animation. I would love for the animation to loop to give it the rotating effect.
Is this possible to do with an SVG? Or is there an even simpler way to achieve this without using an SVG?
I'm also using React to build this page (if that matters).
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-18 at 01:12You can animate the feOffset filter's values using SMIL.
QUESTION
I'm trying to build an image within an SVG element for use in the in2 attribute of a displacement map filter. However, the displacement map filter isn't warping the element it's applied to.
The displacement map filter is being applied to a grid pattern so that I can see how the displacement works:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 14:06Well you're tripping over a bug in Chrome. Here is a version that works in Chrome by inlining your displacementMap image as a separate SVG fragment within a data URI fed to an feImage. Please note that the syntax here is incorrect - but correct syntax {xlink:href = url(...)} does not work. (Note - this doesn't work in Firefox because Firefox doesn't accept fragment references for feImage.)
QUESTION
Hello
I am developing a react app and I want to set a SVG for my header background. But when I export it from adobe XD it's size will change.
This is the SVG code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-20 at 19:59If you remove the width and height attributes from both the svg element and the filter element, then it will scale normally:
QUESTION
I am trying to add this animated svg noise background here in place of the red background in my code that is below this one.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-02 at 17:24To replace the background image, you could put something like this in your .css
QUESTION
I want to blur an image's corners, while retaining a sharp center. Using css backdrop-blur() is out of question, because Firefox does not support it. Adding a sharp image on top of a blurry one and then masking the first one out is not feaseable aswell, as in the end I want to change the static image with a three.js scene.
I tried to follow this tutorial, but with a radial gradient, rather than a fixed bar.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-19 at 10:56You have to do a little more work than that - you can't drop a radialGradient in the middle of a filter - only filter primitives are allowed inside a filter and you need to import any image/shape you want to use via feImage.
Also, when masking via feComposite/in - the "in" operator only uses the alpha channel (unlike actual masks that use luminance) - so you can use a black/black gradient with a variable opacity.
Lastly, because Firefox doesn't support fragment identifiers inside feImage, if you want FF support, you have to define your mask in the content and import the image you want to use via feImage. This makes the filter not reusable, but if this is once off content that's fine. If you do want to use this filter more generally, then you can define a gradient-filled rect and then convert it in to a full SVG image that you then inline via a data:uri inside a feImage. This is more work (and I always seem to get the escaping rules for svg+xml data URI's wrong) - so I didn't do it here.
FWIW - that tutorial is both complete and correct.
QUESTION
I am trying to build an SVG something similar to:
The strokes are completely dynamic, as they come from an API. I want to place the strokes at the points received (as array of percentage values). Need not be in order and the distance between 2 strokes need not be equal
I am trying with something like below but not able to come up with a logic for the placement of strokes. I tried to follow the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/66076805/6456247 but the distance between strokes here are equal. In my scenario, they are not consistent.
Fiddle Link: https://jsfiddle.net/puq8v594/2/
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-07 at 16:22It might be easier to do this as just an arc path with a pathLength set to 100 (or almost 100).
QUESTION
So I want to render SVG from python code having target resolution WxH (having SVG text as str, like this that I generate dynamically):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-31 at 13:00you can use CairoSVG
CairoSVG is available on PyPI, you can install it with pip:
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