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I have this owl carousel

in my nuxt app , after changing route using this.$router.push({ path: '/path' }) i got the nodeOps.tagName(...) is undefined in firefox , in chrome i get cannot get access to .toLowerCase() of undefined in the same line .

it happens in createPatchFunction of vue.runtime.esm.js versions: nuxt:^2.14.12, vue:^2.6.12

I have reached an annoying issue with SwiftUI. I have a horizontal pager with vertical scroll views as pages. It is defined as simple as they come,

I'm trying to write a program which will find all the lines containing the XML tag properties "name", "top" and "left" and will write value of this properties in console.

This is what I got so far:

I have elements on a page that needs to be draggable to the top or bottom of the page - if there is a long list of elements, the page should automatically scroll up or down while dragging the elements.

I find no issue with scrolling when dragging an element from the top to the bottom of the page, however, if the element that I want to drag is from the bottom to the top, I found that the fixed top navigation bar does not allow the page to scroll up.

Here is the JSFiddle

I have multiple divs that are dynamic (it depends on which filter the visitor checked). So I can not use getElementById.

I need to get the parent div to change its CSS if an input is checked.

Here is my code:

I'm attempting to add an outer gradient border of three solid colors (Fig B) to an image (Fig A) using CSS, but am not having much luck with the methods I've tried thus far. The images will have border-radius: 50% to make them circular and the outer border needs to scale with the image. I'd like to be able to quickly apply this to any image using only a CSS class.

I've tried SVG masks, border-images, and regular overlays but none seem to accomplish the task at hand. This pen is the closest I've gotten, however I need whitespace between the image and border.

I would like to set the saturation of an entire color channel in my main camera. The closest option that I've found was the Hue vs. Sat(uration) Grading Curve. In the background of the scene is a palm tree that is colored teal. I want the green level of the tree to still show. Same with the top of the grass in the foreground, It's closer to yellow than green, but I'd still want to see the little bit of green value that it has.

I have been searching the Unity documentation and the asset store for a possible 3rd party shader for weeks, but have come up empty handed. My current result is the best I could come up with, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

SOLVED -by check-marked answer. Just wanted to share what the results look like for anyone in the future who stumbles across this issue. Compare the above screenshot, where the palm tree in the background and the grass tops in the foreground are just black and white, to the after screenshot below. Full control in the scene of RGB saturation!

I am trying to have a button such that when pressed a React context is modified. That is, my context consists of only a list of strings, which is populated when a GET request succeeds. An example of the response is the following: