I am using Puppeteer with node on Ubuntu. For some reasons the emojis are generated with black background. I can't figure out why.
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In my application there has been light background given to main-content div which has been displayed in all the pages and on that white background cards and table has been displayed. It is perfectly working on all the system but when Our client open this on his MacBook pro with system default settings background turns to white as light background was given. The client MacBook pro has this type of settings
I just go through from this link for any solution but this provides some media queries related to P3 settings which are only supported for safari, that is not feasible solution
Does anyone give me any workaround here.
Please see the following pen for my code.
https://codepen.io/KWunsch/pen/OJzaYyp
My issue:
on codesphere, where I set up a ejs-file for header and footer, the css animation for fading out the <span>-elements inside .span-container, whenever I use visual studio code and my local environment, the css animation isn't working properly (the same as in the pen, luckily ...), i.e. not working at all :-D
Can any of you spot what's going on there? (I have no idea why the backgroundColor on body isn't applied, it works locally and in codesphere)
My browser for both is chrome on Kubuntu 20.04
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K
I have a link to download an image heavy PDF on my site. It works fine in Firefox and Safari. But the 2nd to last page is rendered wrong when using Chrome. The background behind some logos turns black instead of white making them unreadable.
It even displays wrong locally, when just pulling the file into the chrome browser.
Is there a possibly and issue when exporting the PDF from Indesign? Maybe the file is too large? Thanks for any advice.
Link to PDF here
I'm developing a website and today Google chrome has decided to show this big white box.
A week ago i didn't have this problem and i haven't changed the code since.
I don't have the problem in other browsers(ie and firefox).
Actually seems to be a problem with this monitor. I'm extending my laptop display and if i have the browser open on the laptop display there's no problem. But having it open on the monitor i get this big white box.
The only way i can get it to disappear on the monitor is if i zoom to 150%+.
Chrome is updated i even tried uninstalling and re installing.
Just curious has anyone else had this problem?
Any Fixes?
there is the image of what it looks like
http://postimage.org/image/kodmqafb5/
if you have download keeper enabled in extensions it's the reason for the white box atleast on mine anyways i just got rid of it and then chrome downloaded it again just get ri of it when it happens should fix your problem
When using PNG files (made with Paint.NET) as background images on my web site, IE7 is changing the colors and actually displaying a darker version of my images, as seen here. In this image, the dark background and background image should be both #001122, and the medium background and background image #004466. But IE7 changes the images to #000C1A and #003A5B respectively. No problem with FF3.
IE has a known bug with PNG gamma info, though I thought they had fixed it in version 7 :-?
I remove the gamma info from PNG files using "PNG Crush". I've created a right-click shortcut in Windows explorer. Further info: using pngcrush in windows
An alternative to PNGOUT is TweakPNG. Comes with a GUI and no installer, very easy to remove the gAMA (just right click and delete it!)
http://entropymine.com/jason/tweakpng/
I think this has to do with Gamma correction. Take a look at this
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/GammaCorrectionAndColorCorrectionPNGIsStillTooHard.aspx
Additional resource on this issue: http://www.modernblue.com/web-design-blog/tweak-that-gamma/