I have bar chart in Tableau.
Where to find tutorial on replacing bar chart with certain number of say, pictures of cupcakes in a row (i.e. to tell a more captivating story).
Please guide.
For doing the same.
Gather the PNG image for custom shape and place it in Tableau Repository. For reference,
Click here for the same.
Now to replace bar with an image for custom shape. For reference,
Click here for the same.
Below is a link if the shapes doesn't appear instead of bars. Changes to be made in Analysis. For reference,
Click here.
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I am working on Django based UI. Here I have created a matplotlib cluster chart which looks like this:
As you can see, I can scroll this image to rotate this graph from different angles and also there are multiple options below to work like zoom, save, scroll etc.
I want to bring this graph in my UI as it is. Right now I am using it as an image and displaying it with html tag. But its just a static image.
I tried iframe but not able to save this figure as html or any other form.
Kindly help me on how to bring this on UI so I can do scrolling and all in my UI.
Thank you.
I had a quick search for this problem and couldn't find anything that satisfied both parts so I hope this is ok to ask:
I am creating an interactive map which has an aerial image of a location as a background, with small icons overlayed over the top. These icons, when clicked should open a popup window with images or videos that have been taken in those locations, much like a google map.
I have found code to allow me to layer images over each other here:
Html Image over image
And I have found code for a popup here:
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/tryit.asp?filename=tryhow_js_popup
And I can get both of these elements to work separately on my webpage, however I'm stuck as to how to combine them so that the image I have overlayed can be clicked on to trigger a popup.
It's been a while since I have coded in HTML and I can usually handle these kind of challenges but I'm finding myself a bit out of my element here.
Thanks!
I want this kind of volume control bar shown in image. Is there any GtkWidget or separate package i can download and run? I've already searched but didn't found anything.
I was thinking about using it on polybar, like on Windows, when you click the volume icon and the volume control bar pops-up. Also, it would be nice the bar didn't had that little protrusion below, as i use the bar in the top of the screen but it doesn't necessarily needs to, any bar similar to this one would fit.
Thanks,
Erick César
Here it is: GtkVolumeButton :)
I want to get a picture of a motorcycle, by passing the mouse above tell me which parts it is (wheel, casing, handlebar, brakes ...) but I do not know how to do it. I searched but I do not know where to start. It's to put it on my website.
You can use the map tag to create regions in the image and create on hover actions for each region. See an example here
Google created new project based on javascripts. http://hyperlapse.tllabs.io/
Engine creating timelapse video but not generating it as visible video file.
How to get it? Only save from screen by desktop video grabbers?
Ok, I found a way, but its complex.
fist things first though, it wasn't actually made by Google, but by T+L labs using the Google Maps API and JavaScript.
Now, to the interesting part:
You're right when you say that there is no pre-made way to save the output video, so you have to mess around with the source code (to remove the overlays) before using screen capture.
What you will need:
Google Chrome
Screen capture software
Windows Live movie maker
Steps:
First, create your hyper lapse like you normally would.
Once you are ready to export, open 'inspect element' (in most browsers the default key is 'F12')
A window with lots of text should pop up. drag the edge out to enlarge the window.
Move your mouse down over the coloured text. As you do this, different parts of the page should highlight themselves in blue one at a time.
What you are seeing is an automatic system; when you hover your mouse over the code for an object on the site, the browser highlights it for you!
Move the mouse around until you find the section that highlights the scroll-bar at the bottom of the page.
Click once to select it, then press delete. The scroll-bar should vanish.
Repeat steps 6-7 for all the other things on top of the hyper lapse itself.
You should now have a clear space to record!
Finally, before you record, press 'F11' to maximise the window, removing the navigation bar at the top.
Activate your screen capture and record the hyper lapse through (Note: make sure the mouse cursor is off-screen whilst you capture)
Press 'F11' again to regain the navigation bar, and then 'F5' to refresh the page and get the removed objects back.
Use Windows Live movie maker to edit the capture down to the correct section, then export as a high quality film.
You're done!