I have a page created in Elementor. Homepage are images - slides. There're moving, but there is only Autoplay option. Is there any possibility to change it also on mouse scroll?
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Currently working on a React project, with styled-components. I am trying to make my modal responsive. Like when the page loads, the modal should be fixed just below the "add event" button.
Sadly, it is but when I change screen size, it does NOT move with that button or the page, and remains at that fixed position for different screens, like a normal modal does
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I have tried changing the margins and position, still no difference. The Modal remains as a fixed overlay and is not responsive with the page components.
Is there a css property that enables vertical scrolling of a carousel on mobile screens? by default a PrimeVue carousel blocks the scrolling of the page by passing over the carousel, it is possible to scroll only horizontally
I am trying to make the zooming functionality of a d3 topology map smoother on my app. The default zooming behavior are kind of lag a lot and mostly it conflicts with ionic touch events. I am trying to disable all default zooming features completely and will try to do it with zoom in/out buttons.. But it seems I cannot disable zoom.
Here is my markup
And here is my map code ...
Though I cannot pinch zoom on the map, but it seems I can zoom the svg by pinching the white area outside the map. I want to disable the pinch zoom completely so user cannot zoom it using touch.
You could put a div above the map, and give this div a transparent background and give it height and width as the map size, so when user touch the div it will give no effect since it is the div and not the map, and then you can do your zooming using 2 buttons (zoom in/ zoom out).
I have a page with a number of lazy loaded images and I'm trying to scroll to anchors on the same page but problem is the images are responsive and the height can vary so scroll takes me to the wrong place in the place in this page. My best guess it's because when the scrolling is executed the images are not yet rendered and so the scroll function does not know the height of the images.
Is there some workaround?
See image below to see example - when you click the button, the pane should slide up, and you can then close it by clicking into the map, or sliding it back down.
Used github.com/octopitus/rn-sliding-up-panel to solve this.