I have read similar issues about this here. But none of the suggested solutions worked for me.
What I have found from inspection is that the class aos-animate is not added to the animating element, and I can see the class aos-init in the element.
The element can animate if I do the following:
resize the windows
manually add aos-animate to the element in inspection
the element is in viewport when the page is refreshed.
This looks like a bug in aos.js.
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I am using Gatsby for the first time and I have started with the Cara starter template.
I have added a link to the hero that would scroll to the next sections (projects) when clicked.
The link does take you to the next section, however the scroll bar remains scrolled all the way to the top of the bar. Meaning that you cannot scroll back up the page. (Strangely now when you scroll to the bottom of the page, the footer is not aligned with the bottom of the page, but you can now scroll all the way back to the top of the page again.)
I tried using various techniques; a standard anchor tag referencing an id, using gatsby-plugin-smoothscroll to scrollTo() the element, and all have this same end result.
I'm not sure what is causing this behaviour, but maybe it is something to do with the layout or some conflicting scrolling or offsetting. I would appreciate any help to get me back on track.
I have hosted what I have done so far, so that you can see the issue I am having:
https://portfoliositemain36740.gatsbyjs.io/
I am using tabbed navigation for my nativescript app. I have a playground sample here https://play.nativescript.org/?template=play-ng&id=WKlZDF&v=6
On the second tab, I have a list of tasks that is longer than most screens can display so it is wrapped in a <ScrollView>. The scrolling works as expected except when you get to the bottom. The final element is partially hidden by the <BottomNavigation>. If you drag up on the screen you can see the rest of the element but the second you release the screen it slides back down behind the <BottomNavigation>.
You can see what I am talking about in the playground or in the screenshot below. Does anyone know how to correct this? I thought about just adding a bunch of padding at the bottom but that seems super hackey.
I am trying to place a circle above a line . I am trying to do it with z-index property . first time when the page is loaded it works fine.
But when i move to another component and come back, the circle goes down the line.
I am attaching the link for the screenshot along with this:
When first loaded:
when we move from it and come back:
Native layouts work bit different than HTML. The z-index you set is valid only within it's parent element not across the page. You are setting z-index on a element inside ListView item so anything within that item will only respect the z-index.
Looking at your code, you don't seem to need z-index if you just move your ListView after circle declaration or circle & line could be part of your item template itself.
I've been working with Xcode and Swift 3 for a couple of weeks and I keep encountering the same issue. When I have a UIScrollView with elements inside I always get a margin around the entire scroll view of about 20, this is even though all my constraints are set to 0 - so its pinned to all sides. I have copied code from various tutorials and read numerous StackOverflow posts but I just can't seem to sort this issue out.
My page is set out like this:
Scroll View (contraints: Align Centre X, trailing/leading/bottom/top spaces to the superview
Stack View (Child of the scroll, all constraints the same as above)
When I rotate the page it adjusts the size of everything perfectly using the auto layout stuff, but the margin is still there.
I have tried to manually adjust the size of the scroll view but whenever I run the app it makes no difference.
I am absolutely baffled how I can sort this issue.
A screenshot of my scrollview, more can be added if needed.
Double click on a constraint and it will open up the detailed view which shows the first item, relation and second item.
Click on "Superview.Trailing Margin" and untick "Relative to Margin"
I'm building my first jQuery plugins. One is a tab-views switcher thing, and the other is a sliding pager thing. They can both be seen on this test page: http://test.benlwilliams.com/powerwash/
The problem I'm having is with the slider plugin called, blwslider(). The implementation can be found at the bottom of the test page.
I want to be able to have any number of sliders to be independent of one another. The slider on the top works perfectly, but the slider on the bottom will not animate the sliding.
The bottom slider has 2 pages, and starts on the first page. You can see by clicking on the arrows that they appear and disappear correctly, as if the page had turned, but no animation is actually happening to turn the page. What makes me really confused is that if I use Firebug and put some "stops" in the turnPage function, all the variables have the correct values. I can't find any reason why the page is not turning.
I also considered that maybe only the first appearance of a .blwslider() is working for some reason. But I already swapped the order of the two chuncks of slider code, and still the slider with the #slider2 chunck refuses to work.
All the code is visible with firebug, but let me know if I need to post something specific. Thanks!
So it turns out it has nothing to do with the plugin's implementation or structure, but rather a math problem when the slider has only two pages.