Guys I need to implement a 3-d carousel for my displaying the images. For this I implemented a library called react-spring-3d-carousel. But I'm having some problems with it because first of all its really slow and it doesn't have a built in support for dragging the images so that they can slide. I've searched all over the internet looking for alternatives to it but to not much avail. It would be great if stackoverflow might help as it was kind of a last resort. Thank you!!
I used this carousel you can adjust the scrolling speed and put it in autoplay : npm install 3d-react-carousal
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Is there anybody who has experience with animating react-router-dom routes? My goal is to make slide animation and to make it slide forwards and backwards.
I’m asking because I’ve searched on stackoverflow, Google or even official react-router-dom or react-spring documentations and I really can’t find working solution for this.
Everything I’ve found was outdated or not working and I can’t find any tutorial. Is there anybody who can give me some advices or share some tutorial?
I’m asking in advance and not posting any code now because I’ll work on that tomorrow. So some tips ,tricks and recommendations will be handy. (Working codesandbox link will be the best so I can see how it really works).
Thanks
There is a tutorial on level up tutorials.
https://www.leveluptutorials.com/tutorials/animating-react
video #12
And there are a couple of examples on codesandbox too.
https://codesandbox.io/s/jp1wr1867w
this one to prevent scrollbars:
https://codesandbox.io/s/react-spring-page-transition-example-to-prevent-scrollbar-8uckc?file=/src/styles.css
I'm trying to find some information on how to implement a resize windows REACT component for a project. I posted a picture and would love a resize windows option here, but I can't find a good resource to research how to implement this. I'm not sure if I'm using the correct terminology. Could you please point me in the direction to research this?
Thank you
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-splitter-layout
Ended up using this and the implementation was very easy.
As mentioned on the title, Iv'e just finished making a static website, using - CSS/JQUERY/SLICK/JQUERY/BOOTSTRAP.
And I have no idea what to do or where to start in order to make it responsive, tried google but still feeling confused not sure about where to start...
As for now minimizing the page seems to do nothing but cutting the area been minimized.
Changing the view to phone-view on chrome devtool causing the website to look the same, just extremely small which means you can't really read text or anything without zooming in.
any ideas or guidelines of how to start?... feeling lost which is weird cuz am feeling pretty comfortable with the method mentioned above.
Thanks alot for reading!
Thinking the mobile site after doing the standard one is not a good idea. But you are already at the end of that road and there is no going back now.
Responsiveness mostly works on the CSS side. You cambine media queries to specify which CSS should be used for each screen size, but it also has to do with your content structure. As mentioned in the comments, using rows and columns when designing your site helps doing the mobile site a lot.
I suggest you start reading this if you haven't: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_rwd_intro.asp
And go through each section under the Responsive Web Design section. It should give you a good introduction to help you get started.
I went through many tutorials on how to install nivo slider, but none of them worked for me. The images appear one below the other. I don't know where I am going wrong.I was wondering may be if someone has faced the similar issue. Thanks.
Clearing the cache, and setting the jquery update the jquery version to 1.8 worked. Thanks.
The System.Windows.Forms.FontBrowser is a pretty horrible piece of work. I'd like to write a custom one, but before I re-invent banging-two-rocks-together, I figured I'd ask if anyone knows an intuitive, friendly and above all simple Font Picker which has been proven in the cauldron of the real world?
I agree with you about how terrible is Windows default font browser.
Some time ago I started to search for a replacement fontdialog, but could not find any (even after some days searching).
So I started to develop one in VB.NET, but never got time to finish it.
This article can help you (as it helped me) to identify what a good font dialog should have. Hope this helps you somehow. link.
If you manage to make one, please let me know! I`d love to test and use it :)
EDIT1: This link can help too.