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a nicely colored game of little pixel people. 2009 Florian Hufsky hello@geeq.at.
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QUESTION
I have a property of class named m_database.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-18 at 14:02Replace the query string to:
QUESTION
I try to use Google Charts in one of my projects. My SQL is working good, but I can't get the chart, maybe i need to mention that my data is a number (0.00). I am using my POSTGRESQL DB (server side)
Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-15 at 15:53here, you are using a single quote / apostrophe to indicate the first column value is a string...
QUESTION
I try to use Google Charts in one of my projects. Everything works pretty good, but my Y-Axis is completely unsorted. I am using my DB data(server side)
This is the actual code I use to display my chart:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-15 at 13:19the values in your data should be numbers, instead of strings, here...
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I have coded a script (with the help of a user here) which allows me to expand a selected div and make the other divs behave accordingly by stretching equally to fit the remaining space (except the first one which width is fixed).
And here is a picture of what I want to achieve:
For that I use flex and transitions.
It works well, but the jQuery script specifies a "400%" stretch value (which is great for testing).
Now I would like the selected div to expand/shrink to exactly fit the content instead of the "400%" fixed value.
I have no idea how I could do that.
Is it possible ?
I tried to clone the div, fit it to the content, get its value and then use this value to transition BUT this means I have an initial width in percentages but a target value in pixels. That doesn't work.
And if I convert the pixel value in percentages, then the result doesn't exactly fit the content for whatever reason.
In all cases, this seems a bit of a complicated way to achieve what I want anyway.
Isn't there any flex property that could be transitioned in order to fit the content of a selected div?
Here is the code (edited/simplified since for a better read) :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-26 at 11:49It is possible to solve it using max-width
and calc()
.
First, replace width: 100%
with flex: 1
for the divs in CSS, so they will grow, which is better in this case. In addition, use transition for max-width
.
Now, we have to store some relevant values:
- The amount of divs that will be animated (
divsLength
variable) - 3 in this case. - The total width used for the fixed div and the borders (
extraSpace
variable) - 39px in this case.
With those 2 variables, we can set a default max-width
(defaultMaxWidth
variable) to all the divs, as well as using them later. That is why they are being stored globally.
The defaultMaxWidth
is calc((100% - extraSpace)/divsLength)
.
Now, let's enter the click function:
To expand the div, the width of the target text will be stored in a variable called textWidth
and it will be applied to the div as max-width.
It uses .getBoundingClientRect().width
(since it return the floating-point value).
For the remaining divs, it is created a calc()
for max-width
that will be applied to them.
It is: calc(100% - textWidth - extraScape)/(divsLength - 1)
.
The calculated result is the width that each remaining div should be.
When clicking on the expanded div, that is, to return to normal, the default max-width
is applied again to all .div
elements.
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