Wunderschon | Wonderful , gorgeous rabbit online shopping mart | Frontend Framework library
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kandi X-RAY | Wunderschon Summary
Wunderschön means very gorgeous and wonderful in German. This project is a kind of online shopping website which is filled with sketches of rabbits and its products. Wunderschön is built with Ruby version 2.4.1 and Rails 5.1.
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QUESTION
I am using bootstrap 4 on a litte project for school. I created a layout where there's a carousel next to some text. The problem is that my carousel on the right is responsive for every device width except for mobile devices. It's adjusting perfectly on every other device width, but for some reason my carousel is too big for mobile devices.
Every help is appreciated!
Here's my code:
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Answered 2021-Jan-03 at 21:38Okay, I just fixed it by not writing a specific width in .container, but giving it a min-width aswell as a max-width (which would be my specific width). Thanks for helping everyone!
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I'm a first year student using Bootstrap 4 on a little website project. Like the title said, I am trying to wrap text around a carousel. I already kinda made it but it's really weirdly pushing the text down when sliding to the next image. I really don't know how to prevent this from happening.
I didn't use the column system from Bootstrap as I want the text to be around the carousel and not next to it. Using float works but it still pushes the text down when sliding to the next image.
Anyways, here's my code:
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Answered 2021-Jan-02 at 14:38I solved the question by giving the carousel a custom sized container. This will make the sliding animation stay inside the container/carousel.
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i try to get a random combination of different sentences. So i have five different types of sentences. Each type has between 5-8 example sentences. What i try to achieve ist that i always get one random sentence of each type. I've already tried a few things, but i don't get it really randomly. With the code i have there are only a few combinations that where shown again and again. Sometimes there appears "undefined" instead of certain sentences. Can someone help me, to get the it running really randomly and without the "undefined" thing.
Thanks a lot!
here's what i have already:
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Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 09:28You are using the same random value for all sentence parts even though they vary in length.
you need to use a separate random value for each using that arrays length for the maximum of the range.
See your updated code below.
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Within a div tag there is text I wan to extract but within a leading introduction and a footer which is unfortunatelly inside the div.
There are always 3 BR tags at the beginning and 2 BR tags at the end of the text, where the text inbetween might also be devided with BR tags itself.
The simple example looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Jun-12 at 10:56You can use the following XPath :
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Remember to check and update your NodeJS version! (>= 6.4.0). After webpacker installed, you can put your ES6 JS files in the app/javascript directory. This is where the webpacker compiles your JS file. Run the command below to compile the JS files. The compiled files will be placed in public/packs directory.
Add gem webpacker to the Gemfile and execute bundle install
Remember to check and update your NodeJS version! (>= 6.4.0)
After install the gem, webpacker provide several rake tasks. To check it, run bin/rails webpacker you should get the following output:
Choose an installation command, e.g. if you want to install with React, run
After webpacker installed, you can put your ES6 JS files in the app/javascript directory. This is where the webpacker compiles your JS file.
Run the command below to compile the JS files. The compiled files will be placed in public/packs directory.
webpacker gem provide helper method javascript_pack_tag for loading JS files in your views. For instance, to load the compiled application.js in application.html.erb, in your view:
Make sure you have webpacker already installed, if not, run:.
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