I'm trying to use the excanvas/JQuery based "Flot" plugin but would like to use a background image. At the moment however there is a bug that means it's not possible to set a background image to the canvas using CSS - the bug is described here and here.
Has anyone managed to get around this bug? It's incredibly frustrating as using CSS to provide a background image to a canvas appears to be valid in every other browser; but not using IE and excanvas!
Any help would be appreciated! I've tried nested divs and more - and I'm running out of ideas!
Thanks in advance
Edit:
There's a possible workaround here - http://code.google.com/p/flot/issues/detail?id=129 - but it seems a bit outdated as a lot of the flot code isn't the same anymore. I guess it does give me something to start with however! If anybody has an easier solution I'd be happy to hear it!
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I am using animations from the animate.css library.
Everything looks good until I check the site on my iPhone. It works fine when I use the chrome developer tool device toolbar iPhone setting.
The background while the animation is going on gets distorted, it seems like it is zooming in really far.
I am using the fadeInDown and bounceInUp animations which I read might increase the document height?
Any suggestions or help is greatly appreciated!!
You can set Overflow: hidden to Parent container. So that it will not increase the height when animating.
Tested and verified ;)
Thanks
I'm currently working in an Angular 4 app which has to display an image in which anyone could mark a point and add a text, I've seen a lot of Jquery Plugins that do the work, but I don't like the idea of combining Jquery and Angular, anyone knows about an angular component that works for generic pictures?
A quick google search, brought up this tool, which seems to have the functionality you want, though may be a bit overkill. I haven't used it myself, so I have no idea how well it works: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ng2-photo-editor
Alternatively, using the canvas API isn't too difficult for something as simple as overlaying text and marking some points. This tutorial seems to go through some of the basics: https://objectpartners.com/2016/09/22/using-the-canvas-api-in-angular2/
I have recently started playing around with joyride. It is superb. However, I am having some major responsive issues. When I resize my browser, the tip position changes. For instance, when the original position is 'top' it suddenly changes to 'bottom' when I resize the browser.
I have looked everywhere for a solution but unable to find why this is happening.
Is anyone experiencing this issue and/or know a way around this?
Thanks in advance!
Responsive web design is not about manually resizing your browser, the foundation needs to load to calculte the co-ords of the page?
I am trying to use this slider
Unfortunately sliding effects doesn't work on my firefox(31). Does anyone know where can be problem?
All the new css3 transforms should firefox support so I don't see problem in this.
Update:also jmpress.js animations doesn't work for me in firefox
I have found a solution if anyone else will have same problem.
I am trying to get the hang of WebGL and I am following tutorial. http://learningwebgl.com/blog/?p=507
I got the color going but I can see the texture for some reason. I tried using a PNG, since it was showing just a black object with out adding the texture I used the image from the tutorial but still I am getting the same black cube with out the texture. I have pasted the code to the following link.
Pastbin Link
I appreciate if someone could give me some pointers to get this working.
In which browser have you tried? In Chrome textures are not showing offline, maybe this is the problem.
A possible hack solution is to start Chrome with option --disable-web-security.
It will give you a warning about compromised safety, so maybe you should use this only when looking at your local files...