icon-collection | Azure & Microsoft SVG Icon Collection | Animation library
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This is a collection of various technical icons, glyphs, logos and other imagery all in SVG format. The icons are mainly Azure related but there are various other brands and logos plus abstract/generic symbols. All files are run through SVGO to clean them up and optimize them, with 'removeDimensions' plugin enabled. Many overlaps exist between the three main Azure icon sets, this expected, but each set also has unique icons hence their reason for inclusion. Condensing down to one merged super-set would be a huge undertaking.
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In the following code snippet I have some html and css code. What I want to do is to get a perfect white circle outside logos. Is anyone able to help me? I tried to do it by adding border to logo and making its radius 50% but it didn't worked out. It didn't get me a perfect circle.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-31 at 17:08As mentioned in my comment, to make that circle with border radius, you need to make sure the element is a square first, then your 50% border radius would be a circle instead of an oval
I added a div wrapper to the logos, class circle
. The width and height is just a number I came up with to contain the logos. You can make small adjustments to the vertically longer logos if you want to further center them vertically.
I made the css logo lower with margin top to better vertically center it. Ideally these logos would be in a sprite and should be the same size so these micro adjustment won't be needed.
Alternatively, I made the html logo less in height which also vertically centers it better due to my use of flex. But again, it is better for everyone if these micro adjustment can be avoided
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I am trying to learn electron-vue by understanding a finished code. For the source, I am using Eplee, which is an epub reader built with vue js + electron Here is the source link to Eplee. https://github.com/Janglee123/eplee
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-23 at 20:38Electron is just a runtime for your web app.
Take a look at Vue.js's event model.
https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/events.html https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/components-custom-events.html
Also, check out component guide https://ru.vuejs.org/v2/guide/components.html
In your case
is just a class added for the purpose of styling, not a parent component.
It is not a parent component it is a child component of component. And it may contain absolutely anything inside.
And this.$emit('add-bookmark');
method triggers an event listener (if any) of a component which would have as a child.
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So I'm using icomoon and have a group of 11 icons that break and just show squares every time I minify our site's CSS. The icons display properly with unminified CSS.
All other icomoon icons, including those used on the same page, display properly with both unminifed and minified CSS. When I take one of the 11 icon fonts that does not work, and I upload it to a spot on the page where a different icon font was working, or to a different part of the site, the icon still breaks.
Have tried reuploading the icons (plus a variety of other things) and that group of icons still does not work.
Has anyone encountered this before / any advice on how to fix?
Here is the icomoon style.css file (the top 11 icons do not work):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-30 at 01:21Figured out the issue here.
So the minified version of the CSS was a folder level above the unminified version and was pulling from an outdated set of fonts in a folder at its level. The unminfied version was pulling from updated fonts that were placed in a folder at its level.
Hope someone sees this in the future and it saves them a bunch of time that went into solving a pretty dumb issue :)
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Answered 2017-Jan-12 at 06:36- first you have to right click on the footer and click inspect
- then you will see all the css applied to that particular element, select the parent element
- check if bottom padding is applied to body or footer element
- if you dont find bottom padding for footer or body element or other parent class of footer specify bottom padding in negative. (eg -5px)
note: you dont need to modify the css directly for testing purpose you can change and check the effect in debugging tool itself (f12 shortcut for debugging tool)
it should be something like: (element name) { padding-bottom:-30px); }
also check for bottom margin if padding does not work.
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