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I am working on a website (with Statamic v3 which uses Antlers, Bootstrap, SCSS) which involves different uploads for mobile and desktop backgrounds (inline styling). What is the best way to do this? I am struggling quite a while with these kind of questions. Ofcourse I can use display none and display block with media queries, but I'm hoping for a solution where only the mobile image loads on mobile/ small screen sizes, and only the desktop image loads on desktop/ big screen sizes so it is better for the page load.
For the img tag it is possible to use the img srcset, but with an background image that is not possible. I am also questioning myself how I can do this with partials/ elements with just a lot of code (so not necessarily with background images)
I also tried to use the mobile detect with JavaScript, but the problem with that is if the user is working on desktop but with a small browser view, it doesn't get the 'mobile version' of the website.
I mostly end up with using Bootstraps d-none and d-block with media queries, but that doesn't feel right.
Anyone has a best practice for this with keeping good pageload in mind?
Edit: I added some code to show what I am trying to achieve. The user can upload a desktop background image, and a mobile background image at the CMS. As far as I know both of these images will be loaded into the page, but they won't show at the same time because of the display properties. My goal is that the page won't load both of the images, but only the image that is needed on that viewport size. I can't do this inside my SCSS with media queries, because I can't set the background url's inside my SCSS.
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Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 13:39The best option would be to use media queries for the element that will contain the background image i.e.
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I want to render the actual wireframe of OBJ meshes with Three.js. Unfortunately, Three.js does only render triangles. Thus my idea was to build a line for every edge of the model.
I was able to get it working by parsing the OBJ file and looping through its vertices and faces.
On the right is the normal LineSegments
model with triangles and on the left my attempt to render the actual wireframe.
The viewport lags after adding all of the lines. This is especially bad considering, that this model isn't really big.
2. ClippingAt some parts of the mesh, lines aren't rendered. Probably because the inner mesh is rendered with triangles, which causes clipping?!
3. Will this work?Since I don't have much experience working with OBJ files, I am not sure if this method will work for all meshes. And I would prefer an implementation which can also be applies to other file formats.
For example if you change line 182
from
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-21 at 22:24Question 1:
This approach gets very poor performance because you're rendering 4370
lines independently on each frame! That many drawcalls will decimate most machines' framerate. I recommend you create one single LineSegments
object with all the necessary vertex pairs, instead of four-thousand individual Line
objects. This way all lines get rendered in a single call!
Question 2:
You could avoid clipping by setting the material to depthTest: false
and set the renderOrder
to a higher number than the white mesh so it renders last, on top of it.
Question 3:
I can't help you here, it depends on how your OBJ is built. I should mention, multiple questions in a single post are frowned upon in Stack Overflow because they reduce the usefulness of the site. In the future, consider breaking it up into individual questions, or you may ask in a more open-ended forum, such as https://discourse.threejs.org
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I have a Class defined with Class::Accessor like that:
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Answered 2020-Jul-06 at 11:12This new override seems to work well:
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I am trying to do my winning functions for connect 4 and am getting kind of stumped, everything I have tried hasn't worked yet. I am doing this for a class project so I really want to learn how to do this, I think I have just been coding so much this week my brain is fried. Any suggestions are appreciated thank you!
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Answered 2020-Jun-06 at 13:50Take a look at this post! I wanted to comment, instead of make an answer for this, but I don't have enough reputation yet. I hope it helps you.
QUESTION
I have a list of Arrays from a web service stored in a variable.
If I use one array, or a list of 1 objects it works.
If I use a List of any number longer than 1 array, only the last generated drop down list will work. The data appears lost, as I can't click the control and see items.
Inspecting the object in the console doesn't show data.
The Javascript / Jquery function looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 09:03You may be having some problems with the properties of the items in the array.
A safer approach for adding elements would be .appendTo
instead of innerHTML
concatenation
Based on the 'modified data' shown in the question, the following should construct three kendo drop downs.
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Noobish question here. Haven't done too much python in my day. I'm having an issue with cycling through a dictionary and printing out the key as well as the value(lists in this case) in this format:
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Answered 2017-Sep-21 at 01:01Try this:
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I have a code like this
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Answered 2019-Sep-19 at 13:59import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
onexurl = "https://1xbet.com/en/live/Football/"
reply = requests.get(onexurl)
soup = BeautifulSoup(reply.content, "html.parser")
links = soup.find_all("a", {"class": "c-events__name"})
urls = []
for matchlink in links:
url = "https://1xbet.com/en/"+(matchlink["href"]).replace('--/', '')
teams = matchlink.text
remaining_url = ( teams.strip().replace('\n', '-').replace('(', '-').replace(')', '-').replace(' ', '-').replace('--', '-'))
final_url = url + '-' + remaining_url
urls.append(final_url.lower())
print(urls)
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I'm a super python noob.
I am trying to determine the metaphone code for a list of names. These codes will later on be compared to find potential similar-sounding names.
The jellyfish module suits my needs, and I am able to get the metaphone code when I create a list, as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-05 at 21:33You can use the pandas module:
QUESTION
I'm fairly new to Node.js and was unsure how to title the question so apologies if it is misleading. I suspect it will be fairly straight forward but have been unable to find the answer whilst searching.
I have an array of values as shown below.
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Answered 2018-Oct-06 at 09:54Use bracket notation instead:
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I used antlr4 to generate a python target using the Python3.g4 grammar file from the antlr grammars repo. The generated Python3Lexer.py file contained Java code which I needed to translate to python. Here are the two java segments it outputted, you can find them both inside the python3 grammar file here also
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Answered 2017-Apr-25 at 23:29Your python code says
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