So basically I made an input element of 90% of the parent element’s width. I have created a span tag after the input element. So I want that according to the content of the span tag, the input element should resize and become short on its own. But I am having problem in doing that… Read More CSS – making an element short on its own
I want to upload an image to a Google Bucket, however I want to reduce the size of the image before uploading. When I don’t call the self._resize_image method the image gets successfully uploaded without any problems. However, when I call the resize method it works until the image.tobytes() method. After the image.tobytes() method is… Read More Image is corrupted after PIL's tobytes() method
I’m trying to put an image as a background of my project insde the body component, but when I reduce the screen width the image doesn’t overflow correctly. This is what I have now: the css is: body { background-image: url("https://phoenix-engineering.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/shutterstock_1113165392.png"); background-size: cover; overflow: hidden; background-position: unset; background-repeat: no-repeat; text-align: center; font-family: "Roboto", sans-serif; font-family:… Read More Background image css not scaling down properly
I was using the code from the following site https://www.hackingwithswift.com/example-code/media/how-to-scan-a-qr-code The code works perfectly, the code can be viewed by accessing the link above. It was a code that capture a QRCode/BarCode from camera and convert it to string. The part of the the code that shows the string is: func found(code: String) { print(code)… Read More How to made a UIViewController class reusable to pass data back to a viewController that calls it
I’ve never seen this call to char() as a function before. Where is this described and what does it mean? This usage is part of the example on this cppreference.com community wiki page: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/resize: short_string.resize( desired_length + 3 ); std::cout << "6. After: \""; for (char c : short_string) { std::cout << (c == char()… Read More What is a call to `char()` as a function in C++?
My code isn’t working clearly. I want to give a random size to pointer and I want to add some elements to the pointer. I want to give place to the pointer enough size. For example, if I have 10 elements in pointer, I want to give place 40 byte to pointer. But when I… Read More How to give a size using realloc?
I have two divs in a table, each should take up 50% width, adding up to the entire width of the browser window, for that I decided to use VW, specifically 50vw, but when resizing the window, the divs do not respond… how can I fix it? #market_and_industry_research_section{ width: 100vw; height: 59vw; padding: 0; margin:… Read More Element with a width of x VW does not appear to react to window resize
I cannot get this slideshow to work fine in every img. After tweaking it for hours I reached the conclusion that the problem has something to do with timing and the classes swaping at the same time for all the elements, but I cannot find a way to solve the problem. let slideIndexPrev = 1;… Read More Why this fading slideshow animation is not fully working?
I’m working with the win32 API, and am using it to make a window. This window works, but when I open it, the cursor is a loading cursor, and every time I bring my cursor to the edge to resize it, the cursor gets ‘stuck’ as that resizing cursor, it doesn’t go back to normal.… Read More Weird cursor behavior: Almost always the resize cursor. (win32 api)
I am trying to paste my watermark to white-backgrounded image: watermark = cv2.imread(watermark_path) watermark_ratio = round(image.shape[1]/8) # calculating the ratio resized_watermark = cv2.resize(watermark, (watermark_ratio, round(watermark_ratio/2)), interpolation = cv2.INTER_AREA) # resizing watermark size h_logo, w_logo, _ = resized_watermark.shape h_img, w_img, _ = image.shape top_y = h_img – h_logo left_x = w_img – w_logo bottom_y = h_img… Read More OpenCV Python, watermark can't be seen on white backgrounds
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