transform-fun | Demo repository for Exploring the Android Transform API | Animation library

Can anyone explain this behavior?

I have three nested elements: a container div, a subcontainer div and a "shape/image" div. The markup is like below:

I'm starting as a front-end web developer. Currently, I'm having trouble when trying to implement a layout for a customer website.

The designer is asking for a layout like this.

As you can see, the layout is not rectangular, the navbar and also the footer, and a lot of the website sections are diagonal.

I googled a lot and I found 2 methods of achieving that.

The first method is by creating some SVG and adding those as background in CSS for everything that is rotated. This causes a problem when the screen is resized. If the viewport of the user is very wide, the rotating effect is lost a bit because the SVG is stretched.

The second method I found is by applying a transform skew for every section and content inside to avoid rotated text. That is a lot of work because I have to apply the rotation practically in every element of the website. However, it wins flexibility against the first method because with media query I can fix the rotation if the effect is getting lost.

Did anyone face this problem before? I'm approaching correctly the problem? What method would you use? Does anyone know about other methods to solve this problem?

After having seen some of your help I started to code applying the answers. Thank you to @A Haworth, @G-Cyrillus, @Nathan

I have not found a way to make the right part of the image hidden by the bar. Maybe I could tint the last option of the linear-gradient as the background color. Does anyone have a better solution?

Here is the code.

In the code below, it looks like the % value for transform: translate() refers to the width|height dimension of shiftingDiv.

This page says % refers to the reference box as defined by transform-box. Here, transform-box: view is being applied which means the reference box is the nearest SVG viewport. What does this mean in the example below?

When I am using Intel IPP's ippsFFTFwd_RToCCS_64f and then ippsMagnitude_64fc I get a massive peak at zero index in magnitudes array.

My sine wave is long and main component I am interested is somewhere between 0.15 Hz and 0.25 Hz. I take the sample with 500Hz sampling frequency. If I reduce mean from the signal before FFT I get really small zero component not that peak anymore. Below is a pic of magnitudes array head:

Also the magnitude scaling seems to be 10 times the magnitude I see in the time series of the signal e.g. if amplitude is 29 in magnitudes it is 290.

I Am not sure why this is so and my question is 1. Do I really need to address the zero index peak with mean reduction and 2. Where does this scale of 10 come?

I've been trying to run my nuxt app in docker and the build seem to work for the most part other than it keep missing core.js dependencie. I've tried adding core-js manually, babel, tried to run the suggested install command in the error, but to no help.

Dockerfile:

I'm writing an audio plugin and I would like to convert a series of real numbers representing sample values into a complex array representing frequency and phase. Then I want to be able to do the opposite, turning a complex array of frequency and phases to a series of real numbers, reconstructing the original data.

I'm using Intel MKL and I see only the possibility to perform real->real conversions or complex->complex conversions. Here's the reference I'm using: Intel MKL FFT Functions.

In that reference, there are two overloaded functions: DftiComputeForward and DftiComputeBackward. So, I would like to use these to do the conversions. In the reference for DftiCreateDescriptor, the only options available for DFTI_FORWARD_DOMAIN are DFTI_COMPLEX and DFTI_REAL, but no option for mixed conversions.

Edit I found that the phase is actually equal to atan(imaginary/real). I don't want to mislead anyone getting information from questions.

Edit I just learned that it's best to use atan2(imaginary,real). More information is in the comments.

My app working fine in browser and using Cordova Geolocation as plugin when I start an android build I am getting this error

I am receiving the following error when attempting to run a test suite using jest:

I'm trying to install create-react-app in my project, but a package.json without a start script is generated, and I get an error "A template was not provided. This is likely because you're using an outdated version of create-react-app. Please note that global installs of create-react-app are no longer supported." As recommended in other questions regarding this issue, here's what I've already tried: npm uninstall -g create-react-app, which create-react-app then rm -rf [the path that was listed] (now when I enter which create-react-appit says which: no create-react-app in ....., and restarted my computer.

I don't know what else to try. Any help appreciated.

Here is my full error message/what I get when trying to run create-react-app: