iconify | simple jQuery plugin which iconify the html elements | Plugin library

I have managed to execute the function through the thread, but after a few moments it stops working, until I move my mouse again, if I minimise the window, the thread will stop until I re-open the window.

When I click on the window (in my case, when I click on self.top_frame and self.app_name), to move it, the window postion changes to 0 x and y coordinates. So if I want to move the window, the window moves to the right side. Can I fix it, so that the window doesn't move to the right side (or from my cursor)?

Let's say that I want to iconify a tkinter window. I would use something like this:

I am working on chart pie to input the data and I want to make the correct order for the chart pie color, I want to make the green pie to go on the left and the blue pie to go on the right.

I have a parent component which calls a dataservice. In this component I define my columns:

I'm trying my hand at building a website from scratch to act as an online CV for networking and job/school applications. I'm very new to html and css, only started about 5 months ago. For the most part, everything has been working out just fine. The only issue is that on mobile devices the background on sections on my page are being cutoff where I would like them to trail to the end of the screen (the right side). On the desktop, it looks just fine. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. I'm kinda at a loss on what to do.

Here is the HTML and CSS from my page:

I am on Ubuntu 20.04 and struggling with making iconify() and deiconify() work for a popup window. Currently the popup window will not deiconify() after having been iconified. Here is a minimal example:

I'm trying to use react to replace parts of an already-existing website. I've successfully implemented simple code but now I want to use third-part packages. Let's say for example the @iconify/react. Following docs I've run in my terminal:

I'm trying to define a popup window with a combobox, which does something in the parent window.
It's more or less done (perhaps not the best way...), except that the popup window wouldn't come up in the right place: it would always show in the upper-left corner, even if the main window was elsewhere.
I suppose this behavior is to be expected from Toplevel windows.

Now, in order to make it show centralized with the main window and with the right size, I used geometry method on the popup window.
But for this to work, I have to apply the update method, so that the size of the window is known.
That gives me the popup window in the right place and with the correct dimensions.
However, another problem arises: the window shows up, in the upper-left corner, for a fraction of a second, before it shows in the right place.
This is certainly because the call of update is before the positioning and resizing.

Here's the code.