identicon | A port of GitHub 's identicon algorithm to Rust

I have a svg generated by javascript and included inline in the HTML page. On top (above, higher z-index) of some hexes (polygons defined in SVG) I want to display an image.

I was able to do it adding a div containing the image with css position absolute and top/left/width in pixels.

But, with the data I have to display, that means adding 473 div for 39 different images (473 polygons out of ~10k need an image, 74 lines and 134 columns of hexes). The image represents the map of the world and the hexes can have about 40 different colors. You can see it here.

I was wondering if there was a solution to make that image appear on top of the hex, ideally in svg or in css? like adding a class to the polygon, or a style?

I have tried putting a style to a polygon and giving it a background-image, contain the image within the polygon, but the color of the polygon prevails on top.

Here is the code with:

• the first polygon of the first line with an image over it thanks to the div solution
• the last polygon of the second line with a CSS changing color into orange but failing to add an image on top of the orange (and even with fill:none !?)

Let's say I have made an svg image in Elm:

I'm trying to get duration of GitLab's pipeline. My GitLab version is 12.10. I can get status of pipeline :

I'm calling an online API and i stored API response in mysql db. API response:

I'm trying to create a discussion note on a merge request on a certain line of a file with the GitLab api using this endpoint: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/discussions.html#create-new-merge-request-thread

Part of the payload asks for a line_code

When I issue a POST I get a response with:

I'm using https://identicon-api.herokuapp.com/ to embed identicons in my page. You can choose either SVG or PNG. PNG works just fine, but for performance reasons, I want to use SVG. But when I use SVGs, the image isn't found, and the alt-text is displayed.

Nevertheless, the URL is valid, and when I open the image in a new tab, it's rendered correctly.

I want to get official GitHub implementation of identicon algorithm. Where can i found that thank you.

I've found a lot of tutorials but they all are not official implementation, How can i do this?

Problem Introduction Language version: Python 3.8

Operating System: Windows 10

Other relevant software: Jupyter notebook and html-requests

Context: I have been following along with this tutorial to scrape stackoverflow for questions. My goal is to extract the answers (from the url of the question) and who answered it. However, I am having difficulty determining what classes/id's to search for in the html of a question

Things I have tried: I have attempted searching under ('.container') for things like ('.post-layout'), '.mb0', '#answers', and'#answers-headers' with marginal, cluttered, success.

An excerpt from the code I am using to parse the pages(not the questions) here is the github link:

I am following the flask mega tutorial by miguel grinberg. But, after finishing coding the sign up, login and user profiles, when I tried to test it, I get an error trying to sign up: