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For a list of required Python packages, with their recommended version, see requirements.txt. This list is not exhaustive at the moment, please check the links in the next section for more details.
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- Called when a file is read .
- Serialize the metadata to an XML file
- Add a single extrusion stack for a single extrusion machine .
- Process a gcode stream
- Generate scene node .
- Render the layer .
- Extracts extrusion information from the geometry .
- Compute the disallowed areas for this container .
- Called when a start slice is finished .
- Called when the change timer is finished .
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Copyteeth = 28; // Number of teeth, standard Mendel T5 belt = 8, gives Outside Diameter of 11.88mm
profile = 12; // 1=GT2
motor_shaft = 12.2; // NEMA17 motor shaft exact diameter = 5
m3_dia = 3.2; // 3mm hole diameter
m3_nut_hex = 1; // 1 for hex, [gcode_macro m900]
default_parameter_K: 0
gcode:
SET_PRESSURE_ADVANCE ADVANCE={K}
git clone https://github.com/ronoaldo/FlashforgeFinderIntegration
cd FlashforgeFinderIntegration
make
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QUESTION
I'm currently using :before pseudo-element on a 100% width div to display a curved top. This all works fine. I have a fixed height on the :before element. Currently, I'm having to use media queries to keep adjusting the height when the browser width is made smaller. Which isn't ideal. Does anyone know of a JS way of doing it? or even better a pure CSS way? I've attached some code so you can see what I'm doing (best viewing full screen and then adjusting the viewport widths).
My desired result would be to remove all the media query breakpoints and have the height & the top values of the :before pseudo-element and the margin-top of .our-team-panel automatically changed based on the viewport width. I understand because it will involve dynamically changing CSS values I will need the code to be inline (rather than in a separate CSS file).
I have to do this across many different divs. So the curves might be slightly different on each and thus have a slightly different starting height.
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Answered 2022-Apr-16 at 11:53QUESTION
I have the entire page layout created using CSS grid. it is divided into five parts (nav, footer and so on). One of those parts (#siteAds in the code below) is also a grid, consisting of one column and five rows. I want to insert an image into one of those rows, I'm using the following to make it fit:
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Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 16:07It seems as though the system is somehow using the img aspect ratio when fitting, but I cannot fully explain the scroll addition.
A workaround is to display the image as a background with size cover. Its natural dimensions/aspect ratio cannot then influence the element’s size.
Here’s a simple snippet which uses a div plus background rather than an image.
QUESTION
Usually, I don't have any issues with the sticky position property. However, I can't figure out why my div isn't behaving so.
See the issue here : my link
The reservation part .practitionerRight #reservation on the right is wrapped within a higher div .practitionerRight.
It should stick to top: 80px but it doesn't. I read the Stack Overflow topics about sticky positioning but couldn't find the solution there.
Here is the actual css code :
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Answered 2022-Feb-07 at 22:12You're div with the id of main has overflow-x: hidden. That div is the parent of the child that you want sticky and overflow hidden doesn't play well with position: sticky. Remove the overflow-x: hidden css and it works (line #118 in your style.css):
QUESTION
I have a header and main html tags. The header is a navigation bar with position: sticky and top: 0 and the main is a content container with overflow: auto. I would expect that the scroll bar would only be visible on the main element, but it is visible over the header as well.
How do I make only the content of the main tag scrollable?
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Answered 2022-Jan-14 at 12:42you can try this by giving height to main section
QUESTION
using pandoc's beamer SLIDES example, if one slide is too long, the PDF slide overflows.
How can I make the font size automatically adapt to fit the content in the slide ?
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Answered 2021-Oct-05 at 10:38You could use the beamer shrink frame option which will scale down the content of the whole frame:
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OVERVIEW
I am building a website to showcase my blockchain and cybersecurity projects I'd worked with. So far, I'd implemented two pages of my website using bootstrap v5.1.3. I'm no front-end developer, but still I wanted to build something of my own.
Currently, I'm writing the description of one of my projects, and later I will add some images into it.
PROBLEM
I'm currently facing the issue of an horizontal bar showing if I write too much paragraphs in the page and I don't know how to make it disappear.
I'm trying to solve this issue so that all the paragraphs are responsive and only appear within the viewport width of a screen, and don't overflow creating the horizontal bar.
Check the image below for a better explanation.
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QUESTION
How can I solve this only using bootstrap v5.1.3?
WEBPAGE CODE
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Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 11:38Please remove min-vw-100 class from your div
QUESTION
I'm using an actions chain to type in an input, but I realize that I get duplicate characters, is this because I didn't delay? how can i solve this? for example look at this:
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Answered 2021-Aug-16 at 09:06okay we understand that you do not want to use execute_script and would want to stick with send_keys
this can be achieve with CTRL + c to copy and CTRL + v to paste.
and below we can simulate the same in Selenium : (I have taken google search bar as an example and pyperclip to copy string to clipboard).
QUESTION
It seems to me that this should be an easy thing to do with key but I'm struggling.
I have two XML files with elements with elements within.
They both have a @corresp attribute and a @sameAs attribute, but one of the files has is missing a number of the @sameAs attributes.
I would like to copy over the missing @sameAs attributes from one file to the other with the assumption that the @sameAs value is paired with the @corresp attribute's value (they are English/Spanish translations).
Where a value for @sameAs already exists, I this should not be overwritten.
The @sameAs - @corresp pairs are valid across both m and w.
The input file looks like this:
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 08:03The textual description to copy sameAs attributes if they don't exist sounds like
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I am working out of "HTML5 and CSS5 Illustrated Complete" Second Edition by Sasha Vodnik. I did the initial Unit D example to a Tee, however logo styling and the positioning aren't applying correctly or at all.
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Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 19:29Add top: 0; to your header in CSS. It should look like this:
QUESTION
I want a div to have the min-height of the viewport. Therefor I use Javascript to detect the window height and set a style property (because of mobile browser height behavior). https://css-tricks.com/the-trick-to-viewport-units-on-mobile/
I want to resize the height in case of orientationchange or if the browser window changes. So, I created a resize event.
And here is my problem - the resize event also gets fired when you scroll the page. So there is this ugly jump in the content on scrolling down.
Does anyone have a solution for this problem?! It bothers me so often :(
Edit - here is a simple example:
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Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 14:07It is not that a resize event is being called on every scroll, but there is actually a resize on the user scrolling at first on some mobiles, or subsequently when they go back to the first page top - it's the tabs at the top of the browser window that come and go - the reason 100vh doesn't 'work' as one would expect. This was done in the mobile browsers to stop a jump effect when doing 'ordinary' scrolling, but of course in this case the layout is altered depending on actual screen size usable.
One slight mitigation is to make the height change transition so it's less of a jerky experience. It's still feeling a bit different from a normal scroll without height change, but is less of an annoyance I think.
(Note, the phenomenon isn't seen on an SO snippet, run this code in your browser on an actual device).
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