I've already asked this question on the guy's blog who created this plugin but not gotten an answer yet.
I am using the supersleight.plugin.js plugin to sort out the transparency issue in IE6. It's working just great but I seem to have an issue if I have an image AND a background image which are both transparent PNG24 images in that it creates a border around the image and the little red cross which you would normally get when you open a site with broken images in IE6
Here's the link to see what I mean.
http://bit.ly/crCY2a
You'd have to view this in IE Tester for IE6
Anyone, know of a work around for this?
Thanks
The script is looking for an image called x.gif (which comes with the JavaScript file) at the root of your web application. Either copy this image to the root or update the supersleight JS file accordingly.
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Hello to all I am new to the community, and it comes because I have a big doubt this doubt I've had for a year and I can not get someone to explain me correctly, well getting to the point, I have a website that I created recently but I see that when I place an image or an object when I move the window of my browser everything is deformed, then I discovered a long time ago that to not deform the images or objects I have to make it adapt to any screen, I looked for many tutorials but none worked for me, I work with wordpress, then I want to know how I can do it using the wordpress console, I will attach some pictures.enter image description here
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Use Position Property. Place the image and Blue Background inside a div tag with Relative Parent and set top or bottom and Left or right values.
I am working on this project https://github.com/kishikawakatsumi/BookReader to expand it. It is a PDF viewer implemented by PDFKIT and everything works fine there. but I have a problem in moving an element on the PDF file. I am very new to swift so I really appreciate if some one could help me any how .
I created a text box like the image below in my story board.
and in the result when I run the app is like this
you see it works fine in PDFViewr too. now my problem is that I want to find a way to move this yellow text box during the page by touching it (and also change the height and width of it ). once before , I have found a way using GestureRecognizer but it does not work more after iOS 13. I searched a lot but I all my efforts failed because non of the solutions worked for my project. I really appreciate if help me and even if payment needed, Its very important for me
Thank you very very much
I'm facing a very awkward trouble with my XF NavigationPage on iOS, and can't find anything about it on google. When I navigate from one page to another using Navigation.PushAsync there is 1pt line of previous page on the left of the screen visible untill replace that loading page's content from codebehind, you can see it here: screenshot (I actually have an image im my XAML and it's replaced with content that is loaded from server). If I disable animations with false param on PushAsync this dosen't happen.
Is there any way to preserve animations and get rid of this? Any suggestions appreciated, thank's in advance.
Update to the Latest version of Xamarin Forms, as I remember facing this bug on some previous version of XF probably 3.5 something but when i updated to the latest it started working
Good luck
Revert in case of queries
My question is: Since I have an app that downloads images from TMDB (the movie database) and I can't edit them in Photoshop before adding them to my application I was wondering if there was a way to add effects. Like a nice drop shadow and a 1 pix border to my images dynamically as they are downloaded or referenced from within application? (during development)
I can't seem to find a way to do this. I'm probably looking in the wrong place though.
Any help?
You can easily do all that using Quartz.
I've been working on an iPad-specific site that uses HTML5 video and though I've got video playback working, I can't for the life of me get the poster image to appear. It looks fine on Desktop Safari. Here's the code:
<video src="video/about_the_man.mp4" controls height=360 width=480 poster="video/posters/about_the_man.jpg"></video>
I've using this link as a reference (listing 1.2): https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/AudioVideo/Conceptual/Using_HTML5_Audio_Video/AudioandVideoTagBasics/AudioandVideoTagBasics.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40009523-CH2-SW6
It says that on iOS the poster image will be shown until the user initiates playback, but right now all I'm getting is a black video-sized screen with a big play button in the center. I've looked at other postings on this top (here and here) but neither solution has worked for me. The only thing that's a little bit unconventional about the site is that the video element is in an inline lightbox, so initially on pageload it's not visible, but I don't know why that would make a difference.
I had the exact same problem. I decided to try my code on other iPad's, and it worked fine. The poster image showed up.
After scratching my head for a bit, the solution was to hard reset the iPad and try again. After a reboot, my iPad displayed the poster image as it should.
Maybe it will work for you?
I found there is a limit to the amount of images you can load on an iPad
Here is what it says:
I hit a mobile Safari limitation recently when building an AJAX-y site
on the iPad. If you load a ton of images eventually mobile Safari cuts
you off and will display a [?] instead of the image. After doing some
tests it appears that this limit is around 6.5 MB. Here’s a test page
I made that attempts to load 20 500kb images. When opening this page
on an iPad, 7 of the images don’t appear, even though in Charles they
are returning 200 – success. I’m assuming this is similar to the way
autoplay is disabled for the video tag on iPad/iPhone. Apple probably
wants to make sure users don’t get overloaded with downloads when
browsing on 3G.
Anyhow, 6.5 MB is a hefty load and wouldn’t fare well on 3G, but for one reason or another you may want to work around this limitation. I found the easiest way to patch my code was to load the image into a canvas tag using drawImage(). The canvas tag appears to be immune to the limitation.
Here’s another test page using the canvas tag, all the images should load.