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On hover, the buttons show a conical gradient background, which I have set to button-class::before to bring that glow effect for each button. Image .button-class{ background-color: #0f0f2c; box-...
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<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" /> <title>...
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div { width: 50px; height: 50px; border: solid 2px black; } .fixed { position: fixed; top: 25px; left: 25px; background-color: red; } .named { background-color: green; view-...
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I think I'm missing something very obvious... I have this piece of html and css :global(:root) { --fg-color: palevioletred; } .input-container { position: relative; margin-top: 2rem; z-...
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I was learning about stacking context and then I wanted to give it a try and test what I had just learned. As I have understood, z-index works only on those elements that are inside a stacking context ...
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This might be a pretty specific question. I have this running text marquee animation. On hover the animation pauses and shows a gradient as "text color". The mouse is being tracked to pin ...
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I'm using Recharts, the React charting library. My app contains a header that is fixed and at the top, and all the other content just flow under it when I scroll down. However, the charts I created ...
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I have a problem where an element created with ::before is not appearing below a form. Even after setting z-index to -1, it doesn't work. How can I fix this issue? .form::before { content: ""; ...
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I have a very basic html: <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"...
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I am building a grid in which i would have rows of 'cells' and items that overlay specific cells. The goal is to emulate this This consists of one single parent div (the entire grid) and multiple ...
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Trying to build something like this, issue is dont know where to start with combinning the stack and listview builder Tried using a list view builder , work if images are next to eacher other plain, ...
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It is possible to achieve this in a cortex-m4? What i mean is having PSP only on that intervals, and all the rest MSP when there is an interrupt? The objective is just to do the stacking and ...
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I have an info-box with a list of services on the left column and the content for each service on the right column. I have used a <ul> list to list the services and each service is a button.The ...
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i'm working in a stacking method , i had a feature vector with 2816 features(1536 features from the first model and 1280 from the second model ) and i want to give this vector to an MLPclassifier to ...
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Technically, both the methods torch.stack([t1,t1,t1],dim=1) and torch.hstack([t1,t1,t1]) performs the same operation i.e they both horizontally stack the vectors. But when I performed both on a same ...
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Im having trouble making a valid HTML table with vertical spacing between rows and shadow below each row. The shadow always goes on top of other table data. I have positioned the elements and set a z-...
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I am trying to construct a stacking classifier for predicting each class, at the same time I need the probability for each elemnt to be in the predicted class. I tried using the predict_proba() method ...
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I'm building a custom dropdown. The real thing is going to have all the necessary ARIA attributes of course, but here's the barebones version: [...document.querySelectorAll('.select')].forEach(...
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I want to put two images together like enter image description here with responsive. I used relative position for this, but whenever screen become smaller, it goes like this enter image description ...
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So basically I need the nav ul to stay under the header (which is his parent). Also,the header is the cyan section with the logo and burger button.` <html> <head> </head> <body&...
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I have a div with an odd number of card like divs in it (i.e 3). I want the card divs to be in a row on full screen and stretch to the whole screen. When minimized, I want them to stack. When the ...
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I have overflowing elements in a grid (overflow:hidden by default and set to overflow:visible on hover). The default stacking order of the browser in a grid is that "later" elements overlap ...
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Every HTML page has a stacking context at the root element (htmltag). In the following example the html tag is the (only) stacking context html { background-color: gray; } body { background: #222; ...
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I have a problem including a neural network as one of three baseline models in my stacking algorithm. rf = RandomForestRegressor xgb = XGBRegressor nn = Sequential([ Dense(neurons, input_dim=input_dim,...
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what is the question? Under the current spec of CSS, for any element, creating a new stacking context is equivalent to being painted as if it's positioned. Various properties creating a new context ...
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I'm new to plotly. Working with: Ubuntu 20.04 Python 3.8.10 plotly==5.10.0 I'm doing a comparative graph using a horizontal bar chart. Different instruments measuring the same chemical compounds. I ...
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Consider the following example app, which produces an output that looks like this: Sandbox Here JS (React) export default function App() { return ( <> <div className="...
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So I'm trying to insert element markers into client websites, (i.e. I have no control over their site structure, etc.). Now, each of these marker elements is being added with the highest possible z-...
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I am having an output data frame like the one below and I wanted to format the output so that I can use it for the further pipeline. Few pointers about the data frame: 1)This data frame is the weekly ...
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Background I've learned z-index working with stacking-context https://drafts.csswg.org/css2/#elaborate-stacking-contexts And there are a lot of properties that can make stacking-context. https://...
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I am reviewing the stack context concept and am confused about the following example In the parent div, we create a new stack context and I do not understand why the child stack above the parent div, ...
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in MDN web docs it is mentioned that stacking context is formed in these scenarios: Element with a opacity value less than 1 Element with a will-change value specifying any property that would create ...
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I want to do an effect similar to a Penrose stair where you have element-1 on top of element-2 but behind element-3 witch is behind of element-2 a bit complicated from what I can tell. I have this ...
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Basically. I have a website with a fixed, z-index: 2; navbar. It works pretty well, but i also have an image which scales by 1.2 when hovered over. The problem comes up here. No matter what I do, the ...
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I have a problem with the z-index. I have simulated my problem in this jsfiddle . I have two siblings div inside a container. one of them works as a background of the container and has a hover effect ...
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Please help me ... enter image description here My JSON Data: { "name": "PAKET BRIGHTY UNDERARM GLOWING", "id": "PAKET BRIGHTY UNDERARM GLOWING", "...
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I came across an "issue happening on Safari" raised which finally lead me to discover a very different behaviour on some scenario on Chromium based browsers vs. Firefox vs. Safari, with 3 ...
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