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- Bind plugin methods
- Returns object representation of element .
- Instantiate images .
- Apply plugin method .
- Creates a new instance of flinchity .
- Returns arrow representation of shape .
- Get the size of the resets .
- make plugin method
- Get the lazy images for a cell element .
- Creates cell element .
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QUESTION
I'm trying to use the following code:
@apply w-[calc(theme(width.1/3)_-_1rem)]
which according to the docs, should work. But every time I try and compile the code I get the following error:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 19:05It seems Tailwind cannot take a value from config file on the fly (within square brackets in a JIT mode). I see the option to register custom width class within configuration file like
QUESTION
I'm using vue-flickity for a carousel. There's a component (the carousel), a
tag with data {{ selectedIndex }}
, and a button which gets the current slide number from flickity
, and updates selectedIndex
.
How can I automatically update selectedIndex
with the current slide index when a user scrolls left or right (i.e. calls Next/Previous methods)? I'm struggling to "hook into" those methods of the module.
I can define a method Next()
and bind that to a button, but it doesn't update when a user scrolls.
EDIT: I've managed to hook into on.change
(using mounted
). console.log
shows me the correct selectedInde
now, but this isn't reacting down to where it says "You are at Slide number {{ selectedIndex }}"
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-29 at 11:17As explain on this Github issue, you need to bind the listener on the init
event.
The end result looks like this:
QUESTION
So I'm trying to make my nav bar stick to the top of the page when people scroll, but it doesn't want to work. For some reason, the console keeps throwing an error saying the classList.remove()
attributes are undefined. Yet at the same time, when I remove them, the navbars don't stick.
If it helps, I built two navbars. One for mobile/tablet and another for desktops.
What's going on with this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-20 at 01:25The navbar variables contain node lists, not navigation bar elements, and hence don't have a classList
property.
Try replacing
QUESTION
I'm building a new project with Flickity and I'm running into an issue with a jumping anchor tag I created on the homepage. The purpose of it is to jump to a specific section on the homepage when clicked. It's simply a font-awesome icon with some text beneath it, nothing else.
However, despite all 3 sections being identical, the anchor tag only appears on the first section. What's more, I have it programmed to jump to the next section (1 > 2 > 3), but it only wants to jump to the last section when clicked.
I've pasted the code below, but you'll get a better idea of how it currently works by watching this screen recording: https://imgur.com/a/9HBB6by
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-19 at 07:42since the there is position:absolute;
rule on .scrolllDown
section. You should add position: relative;
to the main sections homeSection2
or homeSection3
etc. Then the problem goes away.
QUESTION
Having an error when rendreing the project. I have checked all details but couldnt find the which line is causing the issue. The console says Vue warn]: Property or method "options" is not defined on the instance but referenced during render. Make sure that this property is reactive, either in the data option, or for class-based components, by initializing the property. See: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/reactivity.html#Declaring-Reactive-Properties. Here is what I tried.
navbar.vue
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-13 at 06:17The lines containing ="options"
are causing the error. You don't have such a method, data or computed property in your script
block but referenced that in your template
.
QUESTION
Pretty simple issue, I think it may be related to this question but in Vue instead of Angular. The CSS styling I try to apply to my Flickity carousel doesn't render for my Vue 3 app. In the IDE the styles are greyed out, but when I edit them in my browser via the inspection (like changing the carousel-cell width, for example), it works fine.
Am I missing a CSS import somewhere to make my CSS file correctly alter the appearance of my rendered layout in a browser?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-03 at 05:31If I understand the problem correctly, you'd like to override some of the Flickity.vue
component's styles from the parent.
With Scoped CSS (i.e., from
Alternatively, you could just use a plain/unscoped
QUESTION
I've created a custom Flickity.vue object for Vue 3 and TypeScript support, following the accepted answer here.
When I try to listen for events on my flickity
carousel however, i'm plagued by runtime type errors in my console: this$refs.flickity.on is not a function
What's causing my current approach to break?
DisplayPage.vue
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-02 at 22:24this.$refs.flickity
is the Flickity.vue
component, and not the underlying flickity
instance. Your Flickity.vue
component has no on()
method, which causes the error you observed.
You could expose the flickity
instance's on()
method via a component method in Flickity.vue
:
QUESTION
I've been working with Flickity in my Vue 3 app, and it works fine when I use a hard-coded HTML carousel with static cells. I need to add cells programmatically at runtime, however, and I can't get the Flickity API to work correctly.
I'm trying to follow the append()
example, but I get the error:
...
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-01 at 04:03It looks like you were possibly trying vue-flickity
in Vue 3, but that component was built for Vue 2.
You can create your own Flickity
component in Vue 3:
Create
Flickity.vue
with the following template and script, which applies a template ref on the root element, and contains a slot to receive.carousel-cell
elements:
QUESTION
I declare a variable to have type any
at the beginning of my
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-30 at 04:12I don't see a need for the declare
here, which actually tells the TypeScript compiler that flik
is already declared elsewhere (e.g., it's a global).
Just use type assertion as any
:
QUESTION
I am new to Go, and learning Interfaces and Structs. I am having 2 structs - ServiceSection and SliderSection and I am trying to accomplish the below 2 tasks with each of them-
- GET the JSON response and unmarshal it.
- Use the struct to create HTML using "html/template"
Therefore, I am trying to create a common function to perform both the tasks that can work for multiple Structs. The plan is to create 5-6 more such structs. Below is the code I have created-
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 12:22A couple of things:
- A Go interface is an abstraction - so it's rare, if ever, that you need to get the address of an interface
- if a struct's method needs to change the state of the struct (and persist the change), use a pointer receiver.
So to fix your immediate problems:
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