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repeat css background image a set number of times
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Closed 2 years ago.
I know how to make a tiled background in HTML using the repeat element, but I was wondering if I could get the image to repeat a certain number of times? Is there any way I can control that...?
Sadly, there is not CSS option for this, The best hack you could get is to make more divs with this background and have them placed where you need them.
I have also heard that there is a way to do it with jquery, but that is beyond my knowledge, so you could look there.
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Change Select List Option background colour on hover
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Closed 2 years ago.
Is it possible to change this blue color of hovered select options, or is it browser specific?
My recommendation is to use an external library for doing this. The native select is very hard to style, and get it working properly across all browsers. I have previously used custom-select, and it has served me pretty well. Furthermore, there is a plugin for twitter-bootstrap that I haven't used myself, but may be what you're looking for.
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Resize Image Content but Keep Image Dimensions
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How do i properly rescale an image on PyGame without it being badly cropped?
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How to change an image size in Pygame?
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Closed 1 year ago.
I am currently developing a few smaller programs in Pygame that, when the time comes and I get an idea, will enable me to code a game that can handle different resolutions. My question is the this: How do software developers handle different resolutions but still provide a very similar interface to the user without completely re-designing their art. A good example to visualise my problem would be YouTube. How do they handle different screen resolutions without cutting off parts of the video for different monitors?
I have tried to resize windows by stretching the contents however, this doesn't achieve what I would like as an end result.
Lets say I have a window size of 900x700 which I then enlarge to 1000x800, I wish the buttons to be exactly the same position on the screen except scaled up to match the new resolution, how can I achieve this without stretching?
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Is it possible to make part of the browser transparent to display underlying desktop/windows in a web app? [closed]
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Closed 4 years ago.
I am developing a plugin/theme for a javascript based application. I want to make the whole application transparent so that the user can see their background through it like you sometimes see on a linux terminal with xfce (refernece image: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/532IJ7P4RGk/maxresdefault.jpg). I have tried adding transparnecy to all of the elements including the background to no avail.
Thank you!
No, it is not possible. CSS/HTML renders in browser and you can't set "transparency" of the browser with css.
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Access 'data-' attribute without jQuery
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jQuery: get data attribute
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Closed 5 years ago.
There's this pack simulator on a website I frequent. You are randomly given 10 basketball players in the game with various values on how much they are worth. When you load the page, the cards are face down so you have to click on each one to "reveal" the card and add to your total. The idea is to maximize the value of each pack.
I figured out that the flipping is all show and the total pack score is actually there as soon as you load the page. So I'm trying to write a greasemonkey script to refresh the page until the value is above a certain threshold. I can get to the span with this code:
document.getElementsByClassName("pack-score")[0];
which gets me a span that looks like this:
<span class="pack-score" data-score="12352">
So how would I access the data-score value inside that span, so I can then use it as a value for the code logic?
document.getElementsByClassName("pack-score")[0].getAttribute('data-score')
or in jquery
$(".pack-score").find('span').data('score')
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Styling <select> tag for iPhone
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Closed 3 years ago.
I am writing a webpage and sometimes the "picker" wheel on select elements scales the font down so that it can all be read and sometimes it just puts the "..." in the text to shorten it but leaves the size of the font untouched.
Is there a way to specify which method is used? I would like the font size to be scaled appropriately.
Thanks!
You use the picker data source method that returns a view, not a string. In the view you put a label, and set the font options as you want there:
– pickerView:viewForRow:forComponent:reusingView: