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I am experimenting with gsap's ScrollTrigger. I have a custom scroll container and want to use ScrollTiggers scroller proxy to hijack the scroll. The results are very choppy though. Am I doing something wrong? Here is an example of what I have so far. CodeSandbox

I have a website I'm building that uses a horizontal layout on desktop and switches back to a native vertical layout on smaller screens. I'm using locomotive scroll, which is working great, but I can't seem to get the window resizing down.

Here is the function for large screens

I'm trying to make a custom cursor with the Ink Cursor by Ricardo Mendieta. https://codepen.io/mendieta/pen/WgvENJ

The cursor is working, but the problem I have is that I use a horizontal scroll with Locomotive Scroll. When I scroll, the mouse position doesn't get updated. I tried to fix this with a mousewheel function. I can console log the mousewheel event, but it doesn't update my mouse position.

I want to import a file that imports another file to be able to use it on multiple pages

folder structure

I've a SQL Server table with a column Manufacturer with 4 rows:

I try use nice selector in Yii2.

I'm making a website that uses a lot of js and animations and first section is fullscreen three.js scene which is moving with mouse movement. Scene itself is fine but everyting is being rendered all the time even when im not looking at the three.js webgl canvas and it's making performace problems, while other animations are happening lower on the website.

I need to stop rendering scene completely while scene is not in viewport and that will boost pewrformacne drastically.

Here is render function:

This started as a question about a specific gem installation issue but I went through so many iterations of issues trying to get this application working on Windows 10 that I decided to alter the question and write a sort of guide. Hopefully this will be of use to anyone else (or myself) experiencing these issues in the future.

I am running a Windows 10 64 bit machine. I have tried RubyInstaller and setting up Windows SubSystem for Linux (WSL) and have been met with various installation issues, gem dependency issues and just straight out vague as anything who-knows-what issues.

How do I get Ruby on Rails and subsequently, Locomotive CMS running on Windows 10?

Note: I initially followed this tutorial to install Ruby with RubyInstaller. This apparently worked fine (although there were a fair few hiccups along the way), but I eventually ended up with the following error when attempting to gem install locomotivecms_wagon, which I was unable to solve:

I am using the hosted version of Locomotive CMS.

Locomotive CMS provides a means by which to collect form submissions and a means by which to send an email using the Actions API.

I want to collect form submissions and then send an email to the person who submitted the form.

I have 3 caveats:

1. I wish to collect the form data in a content type (public submissions enabled)
2. I wish to use Google reCAPTCHA v3
3. I wish to submit the form using AJAX

All of the aforementioned items are available out of the box in the hosted version of Locomotive CMS. However, I can't figure out how to submit a content type form with Google reCAPTCHA via AJAX and send an email at the same time. The Send Email functionality requires an action on a dedicated page which I believe needs to be loaded in order for the action to run. Additionally I don't know how to get the data from the form submission to the page on which the Send Email action runs.

How can I submit a Locomotive CMS content type form via AJAX with Google reCAPTCHA enabled and send an email containing the form submission data to the person who submitted in the form?