image-scale | Scale images to fit or fill any target container | Image Editing library

I want to know size of a image in a PictureBox, but cannot to access the Image property, because it's nothing.

Is there a way to make the containers and font sizes to adjust basing on the size of the device on which the app is installed? I have developed an application and on my phone (Samsung S8+), it appears the way I want it to appear. When I installed it on a phone with a smaller screen the layouts changed and the components look big on the small phone.

The code for the CSS of that page is:

I am developing an iOS board game. I am trying to give the board a kind of "texture".

What I did was I created this very small image (really small, be sure to look carefully):

And I passed this image to the UIColor.init(patternImage:) initializer to create a UIColor that is this image. I used this UIColor to fill some square UIBezierPaths, and the result looks like this:

All copies of that image lines up perfectly and they form many diagonal straight lines. So far so good.

Now on the iPad, the squares that I draw will be larger, and the borders of those squares will be larger too. I have successfully calculated what the stroke width and size of the squares should be, so that is not a problem.

However, since the squares are larger on an iPad, there will be more diagonal lines per square. I do not want that. I need to resize the very small image to a bigger one, and that the size depends on the stroke width of the squares. Specifically, the width of the resized image should be twice as much as the stroke width.

I wrote this extension to resize the image, adapted from this post:

I recently moved site from one domain to another, and updated permalinks to fit to new domain. But noticed that, image element on homepage (bellow slider) dont gray when you close to it, like on previous domain. Im talking about this element:

and this is CSS that is generating that hover effect:

I found this wonderful script on github and used it successfully with GIMP on Windows 7. I recently upgraded to Windows 10, and now it will not work. I get the following error:

Error while executing script-fu-batch-smart-resizer:

Error: ( : 1) eval: unbound variable: strbreakup

Here is the code:

My app features a progress bar which background and thumb Image need to be changed. I found that the thumb image could be changed via a constant in the designer but which I could not find in the #Constants paragraph of the page on CSS selectors. I tried to change the slider UIID to the one I created in the css file like this

I am designing my app UI with the GUI Builder. I created a new Form and defined a style as follow :

I know this question has been asked before, but after searching and trying tons of things I have to ask.

I'm using the Angular Starter package and try to import an external javascript library

I have no problem importing it directly into my component like so

I am currently using BWWalkthrough to create an onboarding experience and each slide has a different background. Normally, setting the ImageView's constraint to 0 and its Content Mode to Aspect Fill is enough to have a full screen background:

This post and others in SO confirms that How do you make a background image scale to screen size in swift?

but with a PageViewController, my image overflows to the next page PageViewController.

See the following to understand the problem:

Keep in mind that is how you see it before swiping, which means that it is wrong at the moment

I also tried setting the width of my imageView equal width to my container view but that does not change anything:

Also, I did an onboarding programmatically before using BWWalkthrough and I was experiencing the exact same problem... What am I missing here?