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I'm using a pan-zoom library for zooming SVG elements. When I try adding a new path after zoom it displays improperly according to the old coordinates. Here is the code - JSFIDDLE. The problem may occur because the new element is not placed in the pan-zoom HTML tag. How to add the new object to place it at the correct pan-zoom coordinates?

I'm not too familiar with jquery and javascript in general, so bear with me here. But, I'm trying to create an image gallery with zoom on hover using EasyZoom:https://i-like-robots.github.io/EasyZoom/. I want to achieve something like what is under the "with thumbnail images" in the link.

So far, I've created the divs with images in them, copied the CSS and javascript files from GitHub, and linked my HTML page to them, see specific code below.

But, I'm obviously missing something here. In the JS file, I found a spot where it said @param {Object} target am I supposed to specify the objects in the HTML where there needs to be Easyzoom? If so, how? I'm also confused as to how i can specify that I want an image gallery with Easyzoom. So, if anyone could help me with this, it would be great.

HTML code (I have a list of image links that I got from a Django model under 'images')

So I have this scenario where I am using Pinchzoom.js library for zooming images. It is perfectly working and the library is very good. But I have a scenario where the PINCH IN gesture (on mobile) also makes the image zoom OUT. To see a working demo, you can refer to their working demo link. When you will PINCH IN, you will observe that the image zooms OUT but after the gesture has ended, it retains its original size. I wanted to ask if there is a way to disable this zooming out effect? My PinchZoom settings are as:

I use MathJax with my Jekyll blog on GitHub Pages. In fact, I wrote a blog post on exactly what steps I took to set up MathJax 2.7.5: "MathJax in Jekyll" (August 2018)

For a couple of posts, I wanted to use a psmallmatrix environment, like the one from the mathtools package: $$\begin{psmallmatrix} 1 \\ 0 \end{psmallmatrix}$$. I know how I would create such an environment in actual TeX, using the \newenvironment command: "How do I make a small pmatrix?"

But to get the command "pre-loaded" in MathJax 2.7.5, I was doing this, cargo-culting some code from MathJax's version of the AMSmath package:

So I have been looking all over the place over the past few days and cannot find anything that works. I am using React with Bootstrap. I want a stateless functional component that takes an image path and returns an img element which, when hovered over by the mouse, zooms into the image while keeping the dimensions of the element the same.

I have tried:

1. Changing the style attribute in the onMouseOver and onMouseOut events like so

I have a problem with this plugin. I want to double click on nodes and the id of nodes should be displayed in console. I added the link of this extension from https://github.com/fixpoint/cytoscape-dblclick and followed by this post Cytoscape js - Call a function whenever a node is clicked, but still is not working. Is anybody have any idea why it is not working, it would be nice if you share it. You can see my code:

Hello guys! I have been stuggling for a while with this web page I'm creating for a friend. I want to make a portfolio of his photographs. I am using lightGallery.js for it but unfortunately I have encountered some issues on the way. Here's the image of how it looks right now.

I am using Bootstrap to make it a collage-like gallery but I cannot use more than one row.

I try to extend Angular with Nativescript (instructions). But when I try to add nativescript-schematics (ng add @nativescript/schematics) I always get the message "File angular.json could not be parsed!":

I've got some simple html like below, and I need to access the SVG object in a JS script, and I'm having a horrible time of it.