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问题 This is the image: Why the image in the container has not stuck to the extreme right of the container, even I have given float right or right:0 there is always a small gap in the right side of the container. It's an SVG image. or please anyone help me to design this curve using the clip-path method in CSS. HTML code: <div className="Container"> <div className="Img"> <img src={Curve} className="intersect" /> </div> </div> CSS code: .Container { height: 500px; position: relative; width: 100%; }

问题 This is the image: Why the image in the container has not stuck to the extreme right of the container, even I have given float right or right:0 there is always a small gap in the right side of the container. It's an SVG image. or please anyone help me to design this curve using the clip-path method in CSS. HTML code: <div className="Container"> <div className="Img"> <img src={Curve} className="intersect" /> </div> </div> CSS code: .Container { height: 500px; position: relative; width: 100%; }

问题 I am trying to create a Sierpinski carpet using the C language. I successfully created the first iteration. When the second iteration begins, the function correctly generates squares just around the first square. One more problem is that my code generates the middle square too (normally it should be 8 squares, not 9). Below is a picture and the code. I'm just out of ideas and I can't find where I went wrong. #include <stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> void draw(FILE *file, int size, int x, int y);

问题 I am trying to create a Sierpinski carpet using the C language. I successfully created the first iteration. When the second iteration begins, the function correctly generates squares just around the first square. One more problem is that my code generates the middle square too (normally it should be 8 squares, not 9). Below is a picture and the code. I'm just out of ideas and I can't find where I went wrong. #include <stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> void draw(FILE *file, int size, int x, int y);

问题 I've been tinkering with support for dark-mode by using a media query in my svg favicon. This is visible on my website. <link href="favicon.svg" rel="icon" type="image/svg+xml"> <link href="favicon.ico" rel="alternate icon" type="image/x-icon"> Comparison between dark and light mode with Firefox However, when using a Chromium based browser (Google Chrome version 84), it uses the favicon.ico. When I remove the ico completely, the browser does show the svg favicon, so I know it works and the

问题 I've been tinkering with support for dark-mode by using a media query in my svg favicon. This is visible on my website. <link href="favicon.svg" rel="icon" type="image/svg+xml"> <link href="favicon.ico" rel="alternate icon" type="image/x-icon"> Comparison between dark and light mode with Firefox However, when using a Chromium based browser (Google Chrome version 84), it uses the favicon.ico. When I remove the ico completely, the browser does show the svg favicon, so I know it works and the

问题 Trying to position a battery indicator within a parent SVG.The SVG <svg viewBox="0 0 24 24"> element has a path for the battery and a text element showing the percentage.Its being positioned with a couple of css transforms and text attributes.The text is correctly positioned when opening in chrome/firefox but goes offshoot in safari. <text text-anchor="middle" dominant-baseline="middle" style="transform:translate(50%,98%) scale(.2); font:700 13px sans-serif;fill:#deba78" >24.2%</text> Codepen

问题 I am making a gradient generator that creates gradients in the SVG format so users can open them in Adobe Illustrator, their browser, etc. Here is an example conical gradient that I have generated: Here is the code for this one (it's very long) https://codepen.io/HexylCinnamal/pen/QWwPWBy As you can see, there are minuscule little white lines between each wedge. The whole entire basis of this conical gradient is to create a pie chart that contains up to 360 elements. Due to the nature of the

问题 I am making a gradient generator that creates gradients in the SVG format so users can open them in Adobe Illustrator, their browser, etc. Here is an example conical gradient that I have generated: Here is the code for this one (it's very long) https://codepen.io/HexylCinnamal/pen/QWwPWBy As you can see, there are minuscule little white lines between each wedge. The whole entire basis of this conical gradient is to create a pie chart that contains up to 360 elements. Due to the nature of the

问题 There's an SVG image that's rendered in the browser. I want a button below to download the SVG. Looks like download with proper mimetype is the way to go. Attempt: <div id="container"></div> <button id="download">Download SVG</button> function downloadSVG() { const svg = document.getElementById('container').innerHTML; /*console.info(btoa(svg)); document.getElementById('svg').src = `data:image/svg+xml;utf8,${document.createTextNode(svg).textContent}`; console.info('src:', document