Questions tagged [stacking-context]
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what is the difference between torch.stack([t1,t1,t1],dim=1) and torch.hstack([t1,t1,t1])?
Technically, both the methods torch.stack([t1,t1,t1],dim=1) and torch.hstack([t1,t1,t1]) performs the same operation i.e they both horizontally stack the vectors.
But when I performed both on a same vector but they yield 2 different outputs can…
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How to deal with stacking context problem
I am reviewing the stack context concept and am confused about the following example
In the parent div, we create a new stack context and I do not understand why the child stack above the parent div, I am also using this image as a…
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`will-change: opacity` doesn't create new stacking context
in MDN web docs it is mentioned that stacking context is formed in these scenarios:
Element with a opacity value less than 1
Element with a will-change value specifying any property that would create a stacking context on non-initial value
but…
karam barakat
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StackingClassifier has no atribute to predict_proba()
I am trying to construct a stacking classifier for predicting each class, at the same time I need the probability for each elemnt to be in the predicted class. I tried using the predict_proba() method but I seem to run to the same error…
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Preventing a dropdown from appearing behind other dropdowns
I'm building a custom dropdown. The real thing is going to have all the necessary ARIA attributes of course, but here's the barebones version:
[...document.querySelectorAll('.select')].forEach(select => {
select.addEventListener('click',…
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CSS position question. I want to put two images together on the same position
I want to put two images together like
enter image description here
with responsive.
I used relative position for this, but whenever screen become smaller, it goes like this
enter image description here
I want to use two different images because I'm…
Taehoon
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Stacking contest: for some reason child stays on top of parent element (Even though parent has higher z-index)
So basically I need the nav ul to stay under the header (which is his parent). Also,the header is the cyan section with the logo and burger button.`
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Why is the body tag a stacking context, depending on the background color of the html tag
Every HTML page has a stacking context at the root element (htmltag).
In the following example the html tag is the (only) stacking context
html {
background-color: gray;
}
body {
background: #222;
color: white;
box-sizing: border-box;
}
.box…
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Is there stacking context(z-index) priority?
Background
I've learned z-index working with stacking-context https://drafts.csswg.org/css2/#elaborate-stacking-contexts
And there are a lot of properties that can make stacking-context.…
sundicide
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CSS stacking context affecting SVG opacity?
I came across an "issue happening on Safari" raised which finally lead me to discover a very different behaviour on some scenario on Chromium based browsers vs. Firefox vs. Safari, with 3 different results. But I can't really find any reference on…
Áxel Costas Pena
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Table row shadow below all data cells
Im having trouble making a valid HTML table with vertical spacing between rows and shadow below each row.
The shadow always goes on top of other table data.
I have positioned the elements and set a z-index.
table {
border-collapse:…
ViktorMS
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CSS Stacking of an positioned element inside an unpositioned element
Unfortunately, I am having trouble understanding the CSS stacking algorithm (CSS Stacking algorithm).
I have assumed for this example that my viewport has a width of, say, 1000 pixels so that I have a horizontal scrollbar.
Sven
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Using transform in div doesn't stack properly with its pseudo element in CSS
I am facing an issue with the stacking order of div element with its pseudo-elements ::before and ::after.
In the below code, I have commented this line of code which says, transform: translate(10px, 10px); so it works as expected but if after…
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Transposing and stacking data in R under unique IDs
Thank you Andrew James. Your advice was insightful!
I would like to transform my data from 'DATASET A' to 'DATASET B', using R.
DATASET A
country name
Series…
Alley
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How to get items in a div to show in a row, stretch to fit the entire parent div, stack when screen is shrunk, but keep all items the same size?
I have a div with an odd number of card like divs in it (i.e 3). I want the card divs to be in a row on full screen and stretch to the whole screen. When minimized, I want them to stack. When the cards go to a column, they look completely fine and…
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