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http://junworks.com/5storyboards.html
A page example. It looks fine when at full size but cuts off the left side when window is resized, or on a smaller device like an ipad.
I tried putting in some codes I found to add sliders at least, but that didn't seem to do anything.
Caveat: I only know just enough html to be dangerous, I know very little css.
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I am loading data points from core-data, and using it for x, y values in a line chart using the Charts Cocoapods module. For some reason, the data and lines do not get drawn sometimes, even though I am getting good data from core data every time.
The issue turned out to be the fact that core data does not sort itself when returning the NSSets used to pull data out of, and Charts requires x values to be sequential. The solution, sort my data before putting it into the chart.
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The Application I am using does not jump infront of everything if I click on it, that means I have to minimize every single window for a clear view. How can I change this?
also the application is just working in "pseudo fullscreen" how do I make it go "real" fullscreen? (I assume this could solve the first problem)
please note I am not the programmer but I am trying to solve this for the original programmer so if you could just give me some code that would be really appreciated.
And Squeak can do multiple host windows since 2006 but nobody has actually done anything with the capability since then.
(Sigh. Supposed to be a reply to Travis' comment)
Have a look at this squeak image.
I am not the original programmer but if you click on the logo then it becomes fullscreen and overlaps the other windows.
The source code can be found in the logo. Please post it if you find it!
Also note that Smalltalk has windows inside the window. I just mean the window of the smalltalk environment.
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Strange Unicode text is able to broke rendering of the whole web site. I can't put this text directly, because it can damage rendering (see screenshot below).
I will put the code of the attack text. It is array of 125 characters with the following 16-bit integer values:
[3626, 3655, 3655,..., 3655]
I called it The Unicode Attack - a new generation of attacks in Web. If you put this text in comments or somewhere else on a web site, a browser will render a horrible line on the screen.
To solve this problem I can put some characters and texts that can damage a web site in a black list, but I'm afraid that the list will become too large, so I don't know how to prevent this error.
I'm looking for an elegant solution for this problem. I want to be able to prevent such attacks.
I think, that kind of bad-displayed characters is the same thing as, for example, bad words, spam or any other useless text, which should be removed by moderators. Also, probably answers here can help you.
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How can I fix the gap caused by the element sliding to the next row like in the image below?
I'm using Isotope with the masonry layout mode.
Thank you.
I have a similar problem and I'm going to "fix" that by precalculating the order of the elements that way, that there will be no spaces and the boxes will always fit in the grid layout. AFAIK there is no solution by this isotope jQuery plugin for that.
At a guess I'd say -
Because the next item in the order is that big block underneath.
Or the following item is the other smaller block bottom left. Even if that was moved up to occupy the white space there would still be a white gap left where it came from.
Maybe masonry favours left edge over right or something.
Literally only started using it today so I'm no expert. Found this question while searching for an answer of my own.
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If you take screen shot this web page in different browser, you'd see that it displays slightly different in firefox. (7.01, ubuntu)
At first I thought it was because of color profile, but even if I turned on color management in firefox, the problem is still there.
Although it's not a very noticeable problem, I got a perfectionist boss who asked to make it look exactly the same in every browser. Does any one know what might have caused the problem? Thanks!
A screenshot of comparison : You might still not be able to see the difference, but if you download the screen shot and use an image editor to check the color in 2 browsers, you'd see there's indeed differences.
Apparently this does have to do with color management but I'm not sure what needs to be turned on where. Here is one of a few articles I found that goes into this that I hope is helpful.
Is the gamma correction. PNG format has an option to store a gamma correction value, so the image will look the same in monitors with different gamma correction.
The problem is that some browsers use this information an others don't.
The following image has gamma correction on, and will look the same in every browser, but it can give you problems in firefox if you want the image color to match html and css colors: