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Automatically switch to a darker or a lighter version of an element depending on the brightness of images behind it. If an element overlaps any of the images, either .background--dark or .background--light is added to it. BackgroundCheck does not change an element's style — you must do so using CSS.
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QUESTION
I have a small problem with my Ionic 5 and Angular application.
So here it is, I have an ionic segment but it is impossible for me to change the background colour of the segment button that is active/checked.
In addition to the official documentation, I tried many different methods read on forums but it remains impossible.
Can you help me?
ion-segment in my home.html :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 01:08The challenge you are experiencing has to do with the shadow DOM.
You could pierce the shadow DOM with something like:
QUESTION
With the extension "Mask" I've added some fields in Page Templates to assign Icons to pages. Also you can use a checkbox to activate the selected icon in menus. Menu meaning this case: I've also made a Content Element with Mask where you only enter a UID and all subpages of that UID will be created as
I've set up the following fields in Page Templates:
- page_01_icon (String): will contain something like "icon-home"
- page_02_color (String): this will be the color of the icon or the background-color for the list element; depends on `page_color_background`, valid values are any css hex colors like "#a5011c"
- page_02_color_text (String): if set, the text color will be changed to this
- page_03_menu (Checkbox): checked == `page_icon` will be shown; else only the title of the page
- page_04_icon_only_menu (Checkbox): checked == only icon will be shown, title not (not needed for my question, I use this only in the main menu)
- page_05_color_background (Checkbox): if checked `page_color` is used as background color for this list element, if not the icon will get the colored with `page_color`; if `page_color` is not set at all neither icon or the background will get an color
I am very new to Typo3, but I actually get the above code work with the normal header menu on my page. It was a hard way there but that part works. For the header menu I could do it in FLUID, but this is now a lib and I need to do the same here but with TypoScript - no matter what I try I coudn't get it right. Most examples and how-tos rely on "if uid = 1..25" do something else. But I need multiple if elses for this. I think how I've done in FLUID is the right way, now trying to get the same logic to TypoScript... and ended up here.
Page Template Fields in Mask
This is how I added the fields in Mask
Content-Fields
Pages -> Edit -> Content-Fields (of Mask-Fields)
Main Menu Bar
This is what I've done with FLUID (the main menu bar). Icon-only + Icon and Title + Title only.
Spoken in simple PHP logic I would do the following (just to explain the main thinking / way I try in TypoScript):
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Answered 2019-Mar-23 at 23:29You need to understand the concept of TypoScript.
So the name may be misleading. TypoScript is not a scripting language but a configuration language. So you can't use the concept of a sequential computation.
In this way you configure your rendering.
Anyway you can add some logic to the rendering in the form of the .stdWrap.if
function which can control whether a value is printed in the output.
The other important functionality is string concatenation: in TypoScript you can use COA
s (Content Object Array) to build up a string where you decide for each array element how it is displayed.
For building up the string ' . $title .
you might use something like:
QUESTION
For some project I want to have a transparent fixed navigation of which the color of its contained elements is depending on the current underlying background color.
That means in the simplest case: Depending on scroll - for each element or text within the navigation - if the current visible background is mostly dark then color it white - else color it black.
There is a library which does exactly what i describe for images - have a look at the following example: http://www.kennethcachia.com/background-check/fixed-nav.html
The library is hosted here: https://github.com/kennethcachia/background-check
However it looks like for a navigation which is hovering more than images this is pretty complicated as it is not easy to find the parent element(s) which the navigation element currently hovers.
Is there a way in CSS and/or Javascript/JQuery to color an element depending on its actual visible background?
To illustrate what I mean one more example:
Due to user scroll the menu button currently is on a dark background - so color it white:
Due to user scroll the menu button currently is on a white background - so color it golden:
The following snippet shows what I would like to achieve - if my fixed nav hovers a white element make it black - if it hovers a black element make it white - if it hovers an image make it depending on the image pixels (this is what i could achieve with the library).
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-18 at 17:18To do that with script would be quite a performance hog, so I would go with mix-blend-mode
and then use a fallback for browsers that doesn't support, i.e. set a semi-transparent background.
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