It’s not other random technologies fault.I heard some people blaming WordPress, which is just weird. I’m willing to take some blame here myself. Perhaps I used an unsecure network or something. I’m just not sure. It’s hard to figure out exactly what happened. You might think that ...
I’m pretty new to this media queries thing so I may be missing something but I try to implement lessframework on a page and something weird is happening on my iPhone4: –when is in portrait it is resizing the page just fine but when I rotate to landscape the page goes out of bounda...
When producing SVGs through a tool like Illustrator, there is a lot of unnecessary markup, comments, and general code written into your SVG files. Because of that, we strongly recommend using a tool likegrunt-svgmin. If run before running Grunticon, it can greatly reduce your filesizes!
Even if absolute perfection is out of this world, moving to CSS Logical properties isa really interesting move and a good bet for the future: we write less code with these CSS Logical Props, and we reduce the amount of future work by using them, so it really goes in an exciting directio...
SSRS is weird with date format SSRS Left or Right Function SSRS Line trend chart - forcing zero / null data point when we have a clean raw dump without any grouping from data set. SSRS linked or drill through report with multiple parameters and with at least one parameter with multiple val...
The weird thing about this issue isn’t that you need a (possibly empty):hoverstate on the owner element. It’s that if you don’t have one, IE 10 will interpret the:hoveras:active(i.e. active when you mousedown on the element). The even weirder part is that the:activestate persi...
scenarios– This is where you set up your actual tests. The important sub properties are... scenarios[n].label– Required. Also used for screenshot naming. scenarios[n].url– Required. Tells BackstopJS what endpoint/document you want to test. This can be an absolute URL or local to your...
Is it a weird animation? The reason is that the transition is smooth when changing the position, so this place also needs to addsteps(). Note that onlysteps(1)is needed here, which means that the process will end when you jump directly to the specified key frame, and it will not be...
My custom JavaScript code is in a single block at the bottom of the page and not in a separate file. Since it is a single-page site, there is no benefit to externally linking it. This was also my first responsive design. I started out making the large 1024px version first and then ...
The bug is reproducible as long as the trackBy function returns the same value for any two entries in the array. So weird behavior can occur with any duplicate values. Suggest a cause You’re the one who caught the bug, so maybe you can suggest some potential causes for why it’s there...