font-v | Font version string reporting and modification library | User Interface library
kandi X-RAY | font-v Summary
kandi X-RAY | font-v Summary
font-v is an open source font version string library (libfv) and executable (font-v) for reading, reporting, modifying, and writing OpenType name table ID 5 records and head table fontRevision records in *.otf and *.ttf fonts. font-v is built with Python and can be used on Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms with current versions of the Python 2 and Python 3 interpreters.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Set the state of the Git commit
- Test if a directory exists
- Determine the git repo root of a file
- Get git commit string
- Check if the next argument is in the supported arguments
- Gets the argument at the given position
- Returns a string representation of the object
- Returns the format argument for the object
- Writes the version number table to the fonttools
- Return name ID5 version string
- Get the head font revision number
- Set the release status
- Check if this switch is a usage request
- Set the development status
- Return the name ID5 version string
- Test if file exists
- Checks if the current configuration is a version request
- Read the version
- Return True if help request is available
- Return the double - dash arguments
- Returns the argument after the target argument
- Check if a file is a font
- Check if the argument has a given number of arguments
- Set the version number
- Read the version string from the font
- Checks if arguments are invalid
font-v Key Features
font-v Examples and Code Snippets
fv = FontVersion("path/to/font")
vs = fv.get_name_id5_version_string()
fv = FontVersion("path/to/font")
vs = fv.get_head_fontrevision_version_number()
fv = FontVersion("path/to/font")
# do things to version string
fv.write_version_string() # write
$ font-v write --dev Example-Regular.ttf
Version 1.000;DEV
$ font-v write --rel Example-Regular.ttf
Version 1.000;RELEASE
$ font-v write --sha1 --dev Example-Regular.ttf
$ font-v report Example-Regular.ttf
Example-Regular.ttf:
----- name.ID = 5:
# Instantiate with a file path to the .ttf or .otf font
fv = FontVersion("path/to/font")
# Instantiate with a fontTools TTFont object
# See the fonttools documentation for details (https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools)
fv = FontVersion(fontToolsT
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on font-v
QUESTION
The dropdown menu appeared just fine. But the when hovering over the "Mobile" and "Email" link the submenu got shifted to the right. Here is a CodePen link and below the code snippet :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 19:07the issue come from the selector .sub-menu > li:hover > a:hover
where you put padding and margin on hover
i also delete the float but i let you give item your expected design
QUESTION
I'm creating a basic webpage that will have a fixed sidebar and scrollable content area. Unfortunately, every single solution I've found
- flat-out isn't working (meaning the sidebar sticks to the page and disappears as one scrolls down), or
- cuts off the image container that holds these two images in place at the top of the main content area, plus everything above it.
Here's the codepen for the project: https://codepen.io/__JMar1/pen/jOYroOY
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-21 at 15:12Just add this style to your sidebar:
QUESTION
I've been staring at this for 90 minutes now - and I just can't figure it out.
Why is the 3rd element in the sub-menu of "Other" different than all the others? All elements works as intended in the sub-menu of "Info".
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 05:21QUESTION
I have a small page. Divas in the form of circles are created here every certain time. They spawn in random places.
As can be seen even on the buttons and slightly outside the page.
The question is. Is it possible to make a box that does not touch the buttons, and that the circles are created within this box?
This should be done as a border with a certain extension, but specifying everything in pixels is not an option, it will be bad for different screens.
I created such a frame, replaced document.body.appendChild(div);
on the document.getElementById("spawnRadius").appendChild(div);
It seems that they should appear within this frame, but no, all the same throughout the page.
I also tried instead of whole page height and width document.documentElement.clientWidth
use the width and height of the desired border spawnRadius.width
But now all my circles do not appear randomly, but at the beginning of this block in one place.
I tried to see these values through console.log
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 11:01To answer your main question, the getBoundingClientRect method can be used to retrieve the current bounding rectangle of an element, using which you can determine where the valid spawn areas are.
When choosing a valid placement, only consider the width and height of the container element, since the coordinates of child elements are relative to its parent. You also need to take into account the size of the elements being spawned, so the valid range of the x position for example is 0
to containerWidth - circleWidth
.
The circles also had a CSS margin
associated with them, which would offset them past their absolute coordinates.
There are a few other issues with the code though which you may run into later on:
There was an odd mix of jQuery and standard JavaScript calls, so if you're familiar with native JavaScript methods then it's likely simpler to stick with those and remove the dependency on jQuery.
For example, there were two click
event handlers on each circle, one to add the CSS animation and another to increment the score. These can be combined into a single function.
The bounce out animation and the jQuery fade out can also be combined by adding opacity
values into the animation start and end keyframes.
There was a loop in the createDiv
function which added another click event handler to every circle element rather than just to the newly created element. This may have originally necessitated the jQuery click handler outside of that loop, since otherwise the score counter would have been incremented multiple times.
It was also possible to click the circles multiple times before the animation was complete (hence adding multiple points), which was likely not intended. Adding a simple Boolean clicked
flag can avoid this.
Once the fade animation completed, the circle element itself was still on the page, it just had a display of none
so wouldn't be visible. Over time, this would cause slowdowns on lower end hardware since there would be many DOM elements still sitting in memory that were no longer required. As such, it's best to remove elements from the DOM once they're no longer needed using removeChild
. You had the right idea by removing the animation after the animation completed.
Here's the amended code:
QUESTION
I'm having an issue with a svg file that renders differently on different OS. It even looks different in different editors. (Never mind the size difference below)
MacOS Safari:
Windows FileExplorer:
Linux Chrome:
I didn't create it myself. It was created on a Windows computer, in Inkscape it seems.
I wonder why it looks different? Is it possible to make it look the same, or does it need be recreated?
Here is the svg:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 18:34Your screenshots indicate, that your font (Wide Latin) is installed locally on your windows desktop but not available on other systems.
You might embed the font in your svg file using a converting tool like transfonter:
QUESTION
I want to scrape the URLs of all the items in the table but when I try, nothing comes up. The code is quite basic so I can see why it might not work. However, even trying to scrape the title of this website, nothing comes up. I at least expected the h1 tag as it's outside the table...
Website: https://www.vanguard.com.au/personal/products/en/overview
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 04:06If the problem is caused by the JavaScript eventlistener, I would suggest you use beautifulsoup
along with selenium
to scrape this website. So, let's apply selenium at sending request and get back page source and then use beautifulsoup
to parse it.
In addition, you should use title = soup.find()
instead of title = soup.findall()
in order to get only one title.
The example of code using Firefox:
QUESTION
I am using react-native-webview(https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/blob/master/docs/Reference.md) to show some html inside both android and ios devices.
Webview is showing all htmls correctly on iOS but on android there are some htmls which aren't displaying consistently. Below is one example which doesn't display on android but does display on iOS.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 15:21I was able to find the solution. So I used below props for WebView on android. I had to use androidLayerType={'hardware'} but it introduced crashing issue for android navigation. So I used androidLayerType={'hardware'} and opacity: 0.99 in styles. For more detail check below code.
QUESTION
I use some automatic hyphenation with CSS on my website:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-05 at 16:56A great resource for questions like this is the website caniuse. This specific question is here
https://caniuse.com/css-hyphens
As to your specific problem, try setting the lang attribute of your html tag.
QUESTION
I've updated angular cli and created a new project, with routing and scss.
When I run npm install i see:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 11:25I'm afraid you just have to put up with the vulnerabilities. Angular has a very strict set of dependencies, and in changing the versions of those dependencies you've broken your app.
Make sure you keep updating your Angular project as often as is feasible, as the Angular team regularly update Angular's dependencies to mitigate these issues.
QUESTION
My goal is to make a swinging star-pendulum.
It works as expected in Chrome and Opera browsers but stutters in Firefox.
I have tried adding -moz
prefixes for compatibility but the problem still exists.
Any insight is appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 03:41Firefox seems to have problems with nested fill-box contexts.
As a workaround try to align your pedulum parent element to x="50%" and y="0".
This way your parent element won't need a specific pivot point (that would otherwise have to be tweaked by transform-box: fill-box;
)
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