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QUESTION
I have a problem. I used javascript for settings display block or display none. I get an error in the console "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'onclick' of null at script.js?ver=1.0.0:15". I added a script tag in the header, then in the footer and still the same. Also I added defer in my script tag and still nothing. Function it works on another site.
JS Code
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Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 12:26try using DOMContentLoaded event:
QUESTION
I want to turn off the caption under the image but I still get the alt-image text as a caption even though I set the caption to false. Any idea how to turn off the captions completely?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-03 at 13:54I don't know about lightGallery but why don't you just target some class that is on all images and replace alt parameter with nothing.
QUESTION
In my project I have a JSON file consisting of guitars and their related data. I am trying to create three filters (brand, category and condition) that immediate load the appropriate data when they are clicked on. My function works perfectly for one filter but I can't figure out how to combine all three.
Initially all the guitars would display and then would be filtered immediately as each filter is applied. How would I go about this? I realize an array of clicked filters is in order but accomplishing this is currently beyond my skill.
example JSON
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Answered 2020-Jan-01 at 16:17You can use filter
method to iterate over your data array
QUESTION
I'm having a bit of trouble aligning the 'x' circle to the top right of the image because its grandparent has overflow: hidden style applied to it. The circle gets cut off and isn't placed in the corner of the image.
I've already spent hours searching for a right solution but just gave up.
I want to achieve this sort of result.
Here's plunker of what I've been trying to do.
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Answered 2018-Dec-11 at 15:42I changed my answer completely. I reviewed your structure and the repeating structure is repeating the wrong element in my opinion.
I am no expert on angular, but with the part:
What you could do is the following:
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controller
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Answered 2019-Jan-16 at 13:31By inspecting POST action method provided in question, the problem seem coming from return View()
statement which returns same view page as in GET action method but without returning viewmodel class instance, which causing ProductViewModel.ImageList
contains null value.
The brief code below shows the problem:
QUESTION
I'm trying to build an image gallery with Gatsby/React using the jQuery plugin called "lightgallery". I managed to figure out how to get it to work in development. However, when I try to build the site, I run into a problem. Here's my component code
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Answered 2018-Nov-19 at 18:09You're running into this issue because the lightgallery code is being run on the server where window
and other parts of the DOM are not available. You can learn more about how to debug and workaround this in the official Gatsby documentation here.
That resource recommends the following to exclude the third-party library from being evaluated server-side:
QUESTION
i searched previous sample questions but those are not helpful my question.. My task is i have several types of rooms in my hotel. when i select the rooms, after submit the form the room numbers and price details should be store into redirected page.
i use this command
here I modified my code like below
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Answered 2018-Mar-13 at 06:23When including object/array elements in strings, you need to wrap them with {}
so they will be parsed properly.
For example
QUESTION
I am trying to play video while hovering over images at the same div in my website's img-gallery but obviously i am doing something wrong.
The supposingly hidden image over which the video should play on mouseover starts trempling. I think its something obvious but i don't have enough experience to solve it.
Is there any idea how to hide the image at hovering for good?
Here is the code:
HTML
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Answered 2018-Feb-13 at 14:18The issue with your code is because you're hiding the .thumb
element in the mouseover
event which immediately triggers the mouseout
event which shows it again. This causes a loop of hiding/showing which results in the flickering you see.
To fix this, hook the event to a parent element of both the thumb and the video. That way you don't need to use the non-standard target
attribute and can instead find the related video
element using DOM traversal, making the code more extensible and robust. You can also use the mouseenter
and mouseleave
events to prevent any possible flickering when near the edges of the hit area.
QUESTION
I have a page with a number of hidden Slick carousels.
To launch a carousel I'd like the user to click a related button and the corresponding slider would show in a modal with a semi-transparent background behind it.
However, when you launch any carousel on the page, all carousels are launched and can be seen autoplaying behind one another.
Here's my HTML:
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Answered 2017-Oct-09 at 11:05Try something like this
QUESTION
There are a lot of questions on SO about maintaining the aspect ratio of an element (with flexbox or without). However, my problem is slightly different as I want to override the aspect ratio of a child image element:
- Make sure the image covers the element (
object-fit: cover
) completely - Make sure the element is 1:1 (i.e. a perfect circle)
- Make sure that the overflowing image is hidden
In other words, the image has to behave as if it was the background of an element (I can't use them as background images though) of which the aspect ratio is always 1:1 and responsive.
In the example below everything works fine except that the elements adapt to their image descendant. But I want them to maintain a 1:1 ratio so I get perfect circles. (The middle one of the first row has to be larger than the rest, though.)
The HTML can't change, but I can use modern CSS properties such as object-fit and flexbox. (As long as recent versions of Chrome/Firefox support it.)
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Answered 2017-May-16 at 21:27It's quite simple: you can use the padding-bottom: 100%
hack to force a 1:1 aspect ratio. According to CSS specification, vertical margins/paddings, when declared in percentages, references the parent width. The logic behind this was never clearly explained, but I suspect is to prevent circular calculations.
Anyway, now you know that you can use padding-bottom:
to force a fixed aspect ratio ;) now we simply apply that to .img-gallery span
. Remember to set its height to 0, since we no longer need to specify height:
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