Stretchy | Elasticsearch integration for Laravel - Alpha

After I defined my side menu, I came over this wall that I find hard to break. Thinking back, I should have use css grid instead.

I couldn't find a way to position my main element to the right side of the nav element. I just want to see that H3 in the middle of the remaining body space, to the right. I'm struggling for 2 hours by now so I came to ask for some help.

You have to open fullscreen to really see the page, I haven't created any media queries yet so the style gets stretchy.

Hope you guys have a few minutes to spend with a CSS noob :).

I'm trying to create a chain-like structure in SpriteKit and I'm having trouble understanding the behavior of SKPhysicsJointLimit's maxLength property. It seems not to do anything at all.

This question didn't solve my problem.

According to the documentation, maxLength is The maximum distance allowed between the two physics bodies connected by the limit joint.

However, my two nodes become oriented much farther apart than their maxLength value. It's true that I'm setting their initial positions to be farther apart than maxLength -- but I would expect the nodes to pull together during the simulation, as if tied together by a stretchy rope. Instead, the nodes remain far apart.

So, here's some code that sets a joint between two SKSpriteNodes.

I am trying to make some elements shrink to fit horizontally inside a vertical flexbox, with a wrapper around each of them. In the case of the example below, I would like the red box to never extend beyond the select element (dropdown), but the select element should shrink to fit. The two possibilities I have tried are below: in case 1 the container behaves properly at small scales (the select box shrinks), and in case 2 the red box behaves properly at wide scales (the red box does not grow too wide). Is there a way to combine these behaviours? div, label { border: 1px solid black; margin: 1px; padding: 1px; } .container { display: flex; flex-direction: column; resize: horizontal; overflow: hidden; width: 400px; min-width: 90px; } label { display: flex; min-width: 0; flex-direction: row; border-color: red; } .align-stretch { align-self: stretch } .align-start { align-self: flex-start } select { text-overflow: ellipsis; min-width: 0; margin: 2px; } Resize this box C1: This one is stretchy C2: This is start-aligned

I am trying to use a conditional to filter some nodes of the following XML using xpath.

How can i select and compare x or y element value from a svg rect in jquery?

svg looks like this:

I am making a stretchy-buffer-like single-file header library for queues in C.
I am passing the array as a void* and the size of a single element to one of the functions:

I know whatever I am trying to ask here seems very vast at first, but I will try to make it simpler and to the point.

Problem :

I have developed an educational application in Unity (Android Platform) - now I am trying to run it in Chrome OS (v83), It works perfectly fine but graphics became very stretchy and blurry.

Here is the sample video of the problem that I am facing, Chromebook Rendering Issue

Specification of my Chromebook CPU: Intel Celeron N4000 @ 1.10 GHz RAM: 4GB GPU: Intel® UHD Graphics 600

Read more about processor: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/128988/intel-celeron-processor-n4000-4m-cache-up-to-2-60-ghz.html

Here are some things, which I think may cause the issue.

1. Graphics card is not good enough to render - the chances of this being the problem seems very low to me.
2. Any Unity Settings for Chromebook which I am not aware of may need to do to make it compatible with Chromebook.

Here are the solutions which I tried.

1. I tried it running on big screen android simulation and it's working just fine in all the resolution.
2. I tried looking at Chrome OS Settings to see what are various which I can try but not able to find the solution.
3. Tried reading the Android blog, Unity blog but not able to solve it.

NOTE: I know the fact that Chromebook is not officially supported by Unity.

I am not sure what causes this issue, can anyone help me here?

I'm trying to print a set of worksheet from my website to PDF using mPDF (v7.0). In the browser, the alignment of the MathJax equations is what I want: Correct alignment

However, when I sanitize (following mPDF documentation) and send the HTML to mPDF, the output becomes this: Incorrect Alignment

I am using a CDN to access MathJax v2.7.5 (hosted on cdnjs.com). I have also tried to adjust the SVG output processor and adjusting the CSS property of the SVG tag and MathJax_SVG class but nothing seems to fix the alignment issue.

Any ideas on how to fix this issue? Thank you!

This is the HTML captured from the browser and sent to mPDF:

I've been trying to use MapView inside a ViewPager fragment and I've encountered a weird bug. MapView keeps glitching like it's trying to re-render and stretching the map weirdly; however, while using zoom/gestures, it's fine. The moment it stops moving it starts glitching again. On Nexus 7 SDK 22 emulator it works fine, while it seems to fail on most of the other emulators/physical devices. It seems it's a hardware rather than a SDK problem. I also tried to just put a SupportMapFragment inside the ViewPager and it behaves the exact same way. Disabling hardware acceleration in the manifest reduces the problem, but it doesn't eliminate it. Country names keep flickering, and the whole screen has a black flicker every few seconds, rather than the stretchy/glitchy bug that happens without the hardware acceleration workaround.

MapViewFragment