1. Overview
You can format the color, the width of a line, etc. of a figure using HuTime.FigureStyle. You can also specify your own formats that are not supported by default, by redefining HuTime.FigureStyle.applyStyle.
2. Formats by Default
In HuTime.FigureStyle, the following formats are available:
- lineWidth
- Type: Number
- Default value: 1
- The width of the line (in pixels). If it is 0 or less, the line is not drawn. The maximum value is 999.
- lineColor
- Type: String
- Default value: null
- The color of the line. It can be specified in the same way a color is specified in CSS. The color name, color code, rgb(), and rgba() are available. If it is set to null, the line is not drawn.
- lineDash
- Type: Number array
- Default value: [] (An empty array)
- The settings for a dashed line. Specify the line type and length of spacing for the dashed line (in pixels) as an array. The maximum value of each element is 999.
- fillColor
- Type: String
- Default value: null
- The fill color. It can be specified in the same way a color is specified in CSS. The color name, color code, rgb(), and rgba() are available. If it is set to null, the figure is not filled (and is transparent).
- alpha
- Type: Number
- Default value: 1.0
- Transmittance. A value of 0.0 makes it completely transparent, and a value of 1.0 completely opaque. The entire figure (fill and lines) is affected.
Among the styles above, the constructor of FigureStyle can be used to specify the fill color, together with the width and color of the line. When you omit these styles, they are set to the default values.
Constructor
HuTime.FigureStyle([fillColor [, lineColor [, lineWidth]]])
- fillColor
- Type: String
- The fill color (inside the figure). It can be specified in the same way a color is specified in CSS.
- lineColor
- Type: String
- The color of the line (the border of the figure). It can be specified in the same way a color is specified in CSS.
- lineWidth
- Type: Number
- The width of the line (the border of the figure) (in pixels).
An example of drawing figures (see the sample code below). The border of the circle is drawn in dashed line. The triangle is translucent because of its alpha setting. The square has an opaque border, but the inside of it is translucent because fillColor is specified with rgba().
Sample code (click here for a running example):
<!DOCTYPE html>   <meta charset="UTF-8">  <title>Sample Code</title>

3. Your Own Formats
You can specify your own formats by redefining the formatting methods of HuTime.FigureStyle shown below. The alpha property is applied to an entire figure, and thus even when you redefine the formatting methods for filling (applyFillStyle) and lines (applyLineStyle), their default actions are applied. If you want to use your own formats for the entire figure, including the alpha property, redefine applyStyle. To restore your own format to the original one, use the default method to redefine your own method. (If the format is redefined to null, it is also replaced back with the default method.)
applyFillStyle(ctx)
Applies the fill format (inside the figure). When you redefine it, you can define your own format. To restore it to its default action, use HuTime.FigureStyle.prototype.defaultFillApplyStyle.
- ctx
- Type: CanvasRenderingContext2D
- The context of the canvas element that contains the path to the figure to be formatted.
applyLineStyle(ctx)
Applies the format of the line (the border of the figure). When you redefine it, you can define your own format. To restore it to its default action, use HuTime.FigureStyle.prototype.defaultLineApplyStyle.
- ctx
- Type: CanvasRenderingContext2D
- The context of the canvas element that contains the path to the figure to be formatted.
applyStyle(ctx)
Applies all the formats, including the fill, line, and transmittance. When you redefine it, you can define your own format. To restore it to its default action, use HuTime.FigureStyle.prototype.defaultApplyStyle.
- ctx
- Type: CanvasRenderingContext2D
- The context of the canvas element that contains the path to the figure to be formatted.
An example of drawing a figure with your own format (see the sample code below). A gradient effect, which is not supported by FigureStyle, is applied by redefining the applyFillStyle method.
Sample code (click here for a running example):
<!DOCTYPE html>   <meta charset="UTF-8">  <title>Sample Code</title>


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Server Side React Rendering
In order to understand server-side rendering in React, i created the most basic example using Express, Babel and Parcel.
Let's get started.
Our app's structure is going to be like this:
react-ssr-example/ ├─ src/ │ ├─ app.jsx ├─ client.js ├─ server.js ├─ package.json
At first, we are going to download the react
,
react-dom
, express
, parcel
and
nodemon
packages.
We also need to install @babel/preset-react
to support
.jsx
on Node and @babel/register
to compile
.jsx
on runtime since .jsx
files are not
natively supported by Node.
client.js
has react
imported and we hydrate
#root element where we render our app.
hydrateRoot
lets you display React components inside a
browser DOM node whose HTML content was previously generated by
react-dom/server
.
server.js
now has a Babel config file at the top. The rest
is a basic Express app.
createElement
creates React element from component.
renderToString
renders a React tree to an HTML string.
Finally, you can run npm run build
and then
npm start
and have a React SSR App up and running! 🚀


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MOSCOW (Sputnik) – French President Emmanuel Macron has held phone talks with US President Donald Trump, agreeing to hold a meeting before the NATO summit scheduled to take place in London on 3-4 December.
Late on Monday, Macron praised his phone call with President Trump on Twitter highliting the topics they touched upon - Syria, Iran, NATO, and said that the two world leaders are to meet before December NATO summit in London.
Earlier this month, Macron slammed the North Atlantic Alliance saying it is experiencing ''brain death''. Germany rushed to dismiss this claim, with Chancellor Angela Merkel insisting the alliance is "a cornerstone" of the European Union's security.
Macron was also criticized for his plan of building a pan-European military, as the US President urged that NATO countries should pay their share of the alliance in the first place.


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content %}
Product Type: {{ pizz.pizzatype }}
Added by: {{ pizz.user }}
Entry Date: {{ pizz.pizzaentrydate }}
URL: {{ pizz.pizzaurl }}
Description: {{ pizz.pizzadescription }}
Price: {{ pizz.pizzaprice }}
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Users
Settings
Log
ESP RFID
Available logs
Select a date to display all entries on that date
Date:
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User List
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Time
UID
Label / User Name
Entry


Brand
Home
(current)
Features
Pricing
Dropdown link
Action
Another action
Something else here
Metronome JS
1
Beats per minute
BPM
Beat Input
Bts per meas


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DataService
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The DataService used for getting product details using walmart APIs
$http
$q
Gets recommended products list based on which item is currently being viewed
String the id of the item that is currently being viewed
returns a promise, success or error
Gets products list based on the input search string
String input search string entered by the customer


Hard coded values in WireitSQLBase
- port: 3306 (MySql default)
- database: wireit
- username: wireity
- password: See the code
Changing the code
Clean out WireIt extra
WireIt/Index.html
This page still contains a lot of none taverna links and could be replaced with a porject specific page.
Warning
Renaming taverna.html to index.html is dangerous if it is server up as the default page.
When I did that I had tomcat consider it at a higher level and all relative links and ../ links failed..
WireIt/tavern.html
Using the Build files
Currently this file loads in all of the indivudal java script files in their full format.
The build folder contains much smaller build files for the WireIt modules.
I am currently unsure which files these build version replace.
Remove files not required
Currently all WireIt files are in the repository
You could consider remvoing
- Examples folder. - Will need WireIt/Index.html to be replaced.
- doc folder
- Much of the Yui stuff which has debig, normal and min versions.
- Code not required>
However other than use up a bit of server space these files do no effect the running.
They are never sent to the client.
Taverna Server
Due to security issues and code maturity it is recommended that the command line wrapper be replaced with taverna Server.
See the TavernaModule class for details of what is done now.
Adding real workflows
tavernaLanguage.js
This file would not need to be changed.unless you wish to change the styling of the input, ouput and passthrough containers.
testLanguage.js
- Copy the file with a new name
- Change the languageName
- Replace the modules
- Change taverna.htlm to point to your new file and NOT testLanguage,js
Taverna Workflow modules
- "name": Name for the container with this workflow.
- Must be unique within a language (incl ones in tavernaLanguage.js )
- Need not match the workflow name as defined in the workflow file.
- Need not match the name of the workflow file.
- May contain spaces.
- "category": This defines which sub section it goes to on the left hand side.,
- "description": Tool tip for the module in the module list (on left).,
- "tavernaInfo" : { //These are specific things for addin a Taverna Container
- "wfURI": URI to the workflow
- The current implmentation is that it must be a relative link.
- This relative link can not have double dots in it.
- Edit TavernaModule class setWorkflow method to allow other URIs (at your own risk)
- "inputs": Defines the input terminals that will be added.
- "outputs": Defines the output terminals that will be added.
- Note: Baclava input and out put are added automatically so not included here
- "name": Must match exactly (including case) the port name in the workflow.
- If a workflow has an input and output port with the same name, use the "in_" and "out_" prefixes.
- "depth": The (Taverna's defintion) depth of the port.
- Must be equal to or less than the depth in the Workflow
- Max depth is 1 due to a limitation of Taverna's Command line tool.
- The "terminal" paramters such as "xtype", "offsetPosition", "nMaxWires", "ddConfig.type" and : "ddConfig."allowedTypes" are added by TavernaWFContainer.js.
- "showWorkflow": Defines if the Taverna icon should be a link to the workflow file.
- "helpPage": Provides a page where users can get more information about the workflow.
- If set results in a help icon next to the workflow name.
- Both when on the left and when dragged across.
- Does not need to be a local URI. (or in same place as workflow)
- Can be any web page that the designer finds useful for the users.
- Currently only one helppage is supported per module.
- This page is never accessed by the WireIt server so there is no secuirty issue.
- "links" : Allow additional uir links to be added when a module is drag in.
- These are optional
- Could be the same as the workflow and help page but need not be.
- Limited only by the size of the container on the page.
- Do not have to be local URIs
- These page is never accessed by the WireIt server so there is no secuirty issue.
- "uri": page to point to
- "text": text to show up in the link
- "container" : {"xtype":"WireIt.TavernaWFContainer"}
- Do not edit or omit this.
- Used by wireit to call TavernaWFContainer.js to build the container
- Used by Wiring.java to identify module as a Taverna Module.
Baclava file input modules
This allow the user to be given prefilled in Baclava input file with all the paramters he needs to use a specific workflow.
- "name": Name for the container with this workflow.
- Must be unique within a language (incl ones in tavernaLanguage.js )
- May contain spaces.
- "category": This defines which sub section it goes to on the left hand side.,
- "description": Tool tip for the module in the module list (on left).,
- "container": The remainder are options that for the "container"
- "width": Defines how wide the container will be.
- This allows for making the conatiner bigger for long URIs
- "xtype": "WireIt.BaclavaContainer",
- Do not edit or omit this.
- Used by wireit to call BaclavaContainer.js to build the container
- Used by Wiring.java to identify module as a URI Module.
- "uri": URI to the data to be used.
- Does not need to be a local URI. (or in same place as workflow)
- Should point to a file Taverna can read as Baclava
- This link is passed unchecked to Taverna.
- REMEMBER: Rememebr that port names in the Baclava file must match (or be a super set of) port names in the Workflow.
- "terminals": [{"name": "output"}
- Do not edit or omit this.
- Used by BaclavaContainer.js to identify this as a hard coded input needing and output terminal..
- BaclavaContainer.js code is shared with "Baclava Output" and "Baclava Pass Through"
Updating to latest/ Edge WireIt
This tool was developed against the Master branch of WireIT.
I noticed that the edge branch includes a major restructoring. This will require at the very least fixing the links in taverna.html
Each exstension in extensions.js will have to be very carefully check.
Has the code being extended changed?
If so the extension will be to reflect this change.
Also check that these exstentions do not effect new WireIt code.
- renderButtons:
- adds the run button.
- May chash with Wiret is Run becomes the norm.
- loadWiring
- A cut and paste of part of the WiringEditor.loadPipe method
- If that changes this method may have to too.
- addModuleToList
- Original code assumed that the name was also the title.
- Must check new WireIt does not use title elsewhere
- render
- Original code used the wireConfig to draw a wire after it was loaded.
- However wireConfig is not saved so not present during a reload
- This version picks up new wireConfig even if the terminal code is changed between saving and reloading.
- addModule
- Original code assumed that the name was also the title.
- Must check new WireIt does not use title elsewhere
- getValue:
- Original code used the "title" as the name here
- Name is now used which allows the title to be changed.
- Must check new WireIt does not use title elsewhere
Extending functionality
Warning
This tool is NOT meant to be a replcaement for the Taverna Workbench.
It does not and never should have all the power but therefor all the confusion of the workbench.
The proptype was called Keep it Simple and Straightforward to remind everyone that
it is purely for users to run workflows easily.
Adding container types
Containers made up of just standard inputex stuff
On the WireIt side this can be done by just adding the new container definitions to tavernaLanguage.js for all projects
or to the replacement of testLanguage.js for project spefic oontainers.
WARNING: You may have to add any new inputex things used to taverna.html otherwise WireIt will not find the new item and default back to the backup.
This could result in your code working but without the expected new feature.
Containers with more than just standard inputex stuff
This may require a new container class such as I did for URILinkContainer.js, BaclavaContainer.js and TavernaWFContainer.js
Java side changes
Additions of any new containers may require a change to Wirings.Java.
The only exception is modules added as explained in the section Adding real workflows.
Changing Styling
Wire styles
Wire styles are general defined in the language's "terminals" section.
However where possible these have been puched into the Container defintions to ensure a uniform way of working.
The Defaults in the container defintions can always be overwritten by specifing values in the language sections.


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{% block error_text %} {% endblock %}
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VulnHub is a training platform which provides “a catalogue of ‘stuff’ that is (legally) ‘breakable,
hackable & exploitable’”, understand: a pool of vulnerable virtual machines.
The downloads are essentially .iso
, .vbox
or .ova
which can be opened with VirtualBox or VMware.
The machines are created and proposed by the community itself. Also different versions of the famous Damn Vulnerable Linux and the Exploit Exercises suite are in. You will have to deal with many many different kinds of vulnerabilities like file permissions, web application, shellcode, heap overflows, password cracking, privilege escalation and so on…
For instance, you can read the solution of one of those challenge on InfoSec Institute website: The Tr0ll Challenge
Authors are available on irc to help you in the game ;)


CrimPapers
Articles published on 24 September 2018
On 24 September 2018, 11 new articles were published in 11 journals.
Disentangling the Roles of Negative Emotions and Racial Identity in the Theory of African American Offending
Reflections on Community Safety: the Ongoing Precarity of Women’s Lives
Disconnected: Exploring Provisions For Mother–child Telephone Contact in Female Prisons Serving England and Wales by Natalie Booth
Decriminalization of Prostitution Policy: Amnesty International Punishes A Dissenting Member
One Step Forwards Half A Step Backwards: Changing Patterns of Intimate Partner Violence in Bangladesh
The Combined Effects of Questioning Technique and Interviewer Manner on False Confessions by Wendypaton
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stella A.bain
,
lynseygozna
,
elizabethgilchrist
,
derekheim
,
euangardner
,
davidcairns
,
paulmcgranaghan
,
ricofischer
A Mixed Method Investigation of Past Trainees’ Perceptions of A Critical Incident Situational Awareness Training Program
Assessing Cross-Sector Stakeholder Perspectives on Oakland (ca)’s Juvenile Reentry System by Sonia Jain-Aghi, Alison K. Cohen, Priya Jagannathan, Henrissa Bassey, Yvette Leung, Marthea Alley-Caliz, Sara Bedford
Domestic Extremist Criminal Damage Events: Behaving Like Criminals Or Terrorists?
How Do Professionals Assess Sexual Recidivism Risk? An Updated Survey of Practices by Sharon M. Kelley, Gina Ambroziak, David Thornton, Robert M. Barahal
Examining Men’s Perceptions of Gbv Prevention Programming Content by Christopher T. Allen, Juliana Carlson, Erin A. Casey, Richard M. Tolman, Cliff Leek


AWS::ApiGatewayV2::RouteResponse
The
AWS::ApiGatewayV2::RouteResponse
resource defines the route response for a WebSocket API route. For more information,
see CreateRouteResponse in the Amazon API Gateway V2 API Reference.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::ApiGatewayV2::RouteResponse", "Properties" : { "ApiId" :
String
, "ModelSelectionExpression" :String
, "ResponseModels" :JSON object
, "ResponseParameters" :JSON object
, "RouteId" :String
, "RouteResponseKey" :String
} }
YAML
Type: "AWS::ApiGatewayV2::RouteResponse" Properties: ApiId:
String
ModelSelectionExpression:String
RouteResponseKey:String
ResponseModels:JSON object
ResponseParameters:JSON object
RouteId:String
Properties
ApiId
-
The API ID
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
ModelSelectionExpression
-
The model selection expression for the route response.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
ResponseModels
-
The response models for the route response.
Required: No
Type: JSON object
Update requires: No interruption
ResponseParameters
-
The route response parameters.
Required: No
Type: JSON object
Update requires: No interruption
RouteId
-
The route ID.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
RouteResponseKey
-
The route response key.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Return Values
Ref
When you pass the logical ID of an
AWS::ApiGatewayV2::RouteResponse
resource to the intrinsic
Ref
function, the function returns the
Route Response resource ID, such as
abc123
.
For more information about using the
Ref
function, see
Ref.
Examples
Route response creation example
The following example creates a RouteResponse
resource for a WebSocket API called MyApi
that already has an integration
called MyIntegration
and a route
called MyRoute
.
JSON
"MyRouteResponse": { "Type": "AWS::ApiGatewayV2::RouteResponse", "Properties": { "RouteId": { "Ref": "MyRoute" }, "ApiId": { "Ref": "MyApi" }, "RouteResponseKey": "$default" } }
YAML
MyRouteResponse: Type: 'AWS::ApiGatewayV2::RouteResponse' Properties: RouteId: Ref: MyRoute ApiId: Ref: MyApi RouteResponseKey: $default
See Also
-
CreateRouteResponse in the Amazon API Gateway V2 API Reference


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A PDF customisation plug-in defines a new DITA-OT transformation type based on the built-in PDF conversion.
DITA-OT version 3.0 2.5
Version of DITA-OT for which the plug-in is installed into.
XSL formatter FOP AntennaHouse Formatter RenderX XEP
XSL formatter used to generate PDF output. DITA-OT comes with open source FOP formatter.
Note that customisation features available are dependent on the target DITA-OT and XSL formatter.
Override shell
Override XSLT shell stylesheet. Advanced generation option which will make further developing the generated plug-in easier.


You can find your package in /packages/newmodule
MEAN versions prior to 0.3.2 will be in /node_modules/newmodule


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Standard ML of New Jersey
Version 110.63 NEWS
March 22, 2007
WARNING
This working version is believed to be stable, but
we have not run our full regression-test suite.
- SML/NJ HOME:
- http://www.smlnj.org/index.html
- FILES:
- http://smlnj.cs.uchicago.edu/dist/working/110.63/
Summary:
This release is primarily a bugfix release.
Details:
- installer:
-
- Eliminated any mention of lexgen. (Lexgen was an early precursor
to ml-ulex.)
- command-line tools
-
-
Fixed typo in ml-build script that prevented library anchors
from being registered.
- SML Basis library:
-
-
Fixed a number of inconsistencies between the Posix.TTY structure
and the Basis specification. Thanks to Adam Chilpala.
- CM:
-
-
Fixed bug in CM's parallel make facility that failed to have
the master re-link modules after letting slaves compile them.
- MLRISC:
-
-
x86MCEmitter crashed when the immediate operand to MOVB was outside
of the range -128 ... 127. Only the low order 8 bits of the
immediate operand are now significant.
-
Added preliminary support in MLRISC for Staged Allocation, a technique
for specifying calling conventions. See
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~nr/pubs/staged-abstract.html
Initially, this mechanism is being used to generate C calls for the
AMD64.
-
Fixed bogus operand sizes in AMD64 instruction spilling.
runtime:
- Fixed a problem with files that have very large numbers of literals.
When SaveCState was called with two values to save, a subsequent
GC could cause the RestoreCState to fail because the saved state had been
promoted to tagless pair.


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Wielding the tools from CSS and browser layout can enable stunning visualizations for web content. Using web features like CSS filters, WebGL, HTML5 video, SVG, canvas and evolving future tech like CSS Regions, CSS Shapes and CSS Custom Filters promises a hugely expanded creative landscape. Adobe has had a long history of working with content creators who are passionate about layout and design, and so has been active in applying this knowledge to the web with contributions to many evolving web standards.
With the help of National Geographic, we used content from their feature titled ‘Forest Giant’ to build a prototype showcasing how these features can enable rich web layout and responsive techniques. This article will show how we built some particularly interesting characteristics of the site. For a concise overview it’s worth watching this video below where Christian Cantrell walks you through the various features of the site.
What constitutes great layout and the features behind it can be subtle, so we created an "editor's overlay" which highlights the more noteworthy features. To enable editor's marks, click on the bar at the bottom of the article.
In the web today, layout is often dictated by our content with containers enlarging vertically to fit text. When creating complex layouts, changes to the copy or other content can have an unwanted impact on the overall layout, causing the need for one to redesign content based on unexpected changes. With regions, we can truly separate our content from layout by defining an element as our content, and then specifying the parts of the layout we want that content to flow through.
In the example of ‘Forest Giant’ we have the story contained in a single element. Then, throughout the page, we have our layout scaffolding, consisting of photos and text areas. With CSS, we define the elements we want the content to flow through. When the copy reaches the end of an element, it continues to the next one in the DOM order. This allows us to get really creative with our columns, offsetting them and adapting their height based on the design, without concern of whether the text will fit or exceed the height of the element. It also allows us to have elements within our layout, like full width images, while the story continues to flow through it.
#storyContent {
flow-into: story;
}
.story {
flow-from: story;
}
In the CSS above, we are creating a named flow called "story". The content of this named flow is the element with the id of "storyContent". This then flows through all of the elements with the class name "story". CSS Regions are a great tool for responsive design allowing features like multi-columns and offset columns for rich layout on large screens while adjusting to single column layout on smaller screens. With regions you can also set the size of your region with responsive units like vw or vh. This can be used to ensure columns don’t exceed the viewport height in your layout, without worrying about content getting cut off, since it will naturally flow into the next element in the region chain.
CSS Exclusions allow us to wrap text around or within irregular shapes. This can be useful for design flourishes like drop caps. Drop caps are a common design practice, where the first letter of a story or chapter is enlarged, allowing the rest of the text to wrap around the contour of the character. This effect is very similar to how inline content wraps around floats, however with exclusions, we are no longer restricted to rectangular boxes. Using shape-outside on a float, we can define the geometry that allows our content to wrap tightly around the shape of our character.
.drop-caps {
height: 100px;
width: 100px;
float: left;
shape-outside: ellipse(50%, 50%, 50%, 50%);
}
This will create an ellipse allowing content to wrap around the circular shape. Also, because we are using relative units for the shape, changing the size of the element will be reflected in the size of the shape.
Along with drop caps, exclusions bring the ability to wrap text within shapes using shape-inside. We use this feature throughout the site, particularly with large image captions, making use of the negative space of photos to frame the text. It also allows us to wrap text along the contour of other images and graphics emulating layouts that were previously very difficult to achieve on the web.
Shapes can also work with responsive layouts by using relative units to define your shape. This way we can make shapes that stretch based on the container or viewport, and even use media queries to completely change the shape or remove it since it is all defined in CSS. Below is an example of one of a polygon shape being used within the site with the values defining the points:
.shape {
shape-inside: polygon(0 50%, 50% 0, 100% 0, 100% 100%, 0 100%);
}
Balanced Text is a feature that looks at the whole block of text within an element when wrapping lines, rather than wrapping word by word. It avoids situations where we have one or two words on a single line by breaking lines of text to achieve evenly sized lines within an element. This level of control allows us to easily create aesthetically pleasing blocks of text, especially for short runs like pull quotes or subtitles.
This is exactly where we’re using Balanced Text within the article. Because this feature is a standard that Adobe is Proposing, we’re using a polyfill created by Randy Edmunds to achieve the same results. This feature is best seen in responsive cases. When resizing the browser, you’ll notice that the block continues to balance the text to result in lines with approximately the same width. Using the balanced text polyfill is easy, because it’s a jQuery plugin, all we have to do is apply ‘balanceText()’ to a selector when the layout changes and we’ll get nicely balanced text, which looks like this:
$(‘.balance’).balanceText();
Transitions are an important way to direct the attention of the user, and communicate the state of things within your site. With opacity -- and more recently, 3D Transforms -- we have seen these being used to create graceful transitions and animations as users scroll or interact with parts of your site. We now have filters which can be used for the same purpose.
In ‘Forest Giant’, we use filters to fade from grayscale to color as some images come into view. These filters can be combined with opacity, or other filters to create complex imaging effects and transitions. We can use the power of custom filters to add even more dramatic effects.
Custom filters are written using GLSL, the same shading language as WebGL. They allow you to apply these shaders to DOM elements through CSS, enabling complex blending effects and 3D distortion. At the bottom of the site, when you click ‘Explore the President Tree’, you’ll see the page curl up to reveal another section underneath. This is just one example of how custom filters can allow rich transitions between content. The animation can be achieved using CSS transitions. However, if you’d like to use more robust animations or interactions than transitions allow, you can pass values to your shader by setting the style with javascript as can be seen below. This can allow you to have more granular control over easing or even allow methods of user input to manipulate the shader.
function applyCurl(value) {
$("#map").css("webkitFilter",
"custom(url(page-curl.vs) mix(url(page-curl.fs) normal source-atop),"
+ " 50 50, transform perspective(1000) scale(1.0) rotateX(0deg) "
+ " rotateY(0deg) rotateZ(0deg), curlPosition "
+ value + " 0, curlDirection 104, curlRadius 0.2, bleedThrough 1.0)");
}
Our filter is rasterizing the content as a texture on the GPU to apply the effect. Because of this, we need to be sure to remove it when it’s finished, otherwise our content may appear blurry.
$("#map").css("webkitFilter", "none");
CSS custom filters enable interesting effects like page wrapping that looks like a page being flipped in a real book. They enable a web developer to program complex effects in a language called GLSL and apply it to web content. For more information on the details of custom filters, all those parameters, and how to use them, check out this great tutorial.
The jewel of this article was the first complete image of ‘The President’, believed to be the second largest tree in the world by volume. This image was created by photo-stitching hundreds of photos of the tree to create a full picture. We wanted to simulate this process by breaking the image into a bunch of little photos that fly into place to create the full picture. This was achieved using WebGL, specifically with the Three.js library, which is a higher level API wrapper around WebGL.
Rendering a large number of textures can quickly cause performance issues each time a new texture tries to draw on screen, not to mention extra network requests. To reduce this, we made our textures as large as possible and offset them for each tile. This technique is often referred to as sprite mapping, and is common in game development. This resulted in three large textures for the whole tree. To get rid of the performance hit each time one of the textures first becomes visible on screen, we render 1px squares with each of the textures before the animation starts, moving the performance hit to the beginning. This allows us to fly through and animate the entire height of the tree smoothly, even on a tablet.
To offset the textures, we’re altering the UV’s which map the texture to the geometry. In Three.js it looks like this:
geometry.faceVertexUvs[0][0] = [
new THREE.Vector2(xOffset, yOffset + 1),
new THREE.Vector2(xOffset, yOffset),
new THREE.Vector2(xOffset + 1, yOffset),
new THREE.Vector2(xOffset + 1, yOffset + 1)
];
Here you can see we’re using a variable for the x and y offset of the texture. The same effect could be achieved with a custom GLSL shader material that offsets the drawn coordinates on the geometry.
Because some of the features the demo uses are still experimental, the article needs to be viewed in Chrome Canary and enable all the flags mentioned for Chrome Canary at this website.
Once you have Chrome Canary installed and properly configured, go check out the demo. (Note that the entire project is open source and available on GitHub.)
We’ve also been exploring how these features might be used in the mobile application context, more along the lines of an e-book. You can see this prototype in progress and how we’re utilizing the different interaction and touch paradigms to showcase these features on a tablet.
With web browser layout constantly evolving, we’re seeing the desire to continue the production value and layout quality we’ve grown accustomed to in the past with legacy reading content. With features like CSS Regions, Exclusions, balanced text, custom filters, and WebGL, content creators will no longer have to choose between reach and design quality. ‘Forest Giant’ is a clear sign that the web of the future will allow both.
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Is there a d/l for use with explorer...some of my people use that and not firefox or chrome and would like bbl but there doesnt seem to be a compatible d/l link for it.
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Don't know what d/l is but no, BBLog only supported for Chrome and Firefox.
No plans to migrate it into another browser.
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d/l = download....sorry lolol but ok thanx for the answer ill have them switch browsers where possible then :) are there plans to incorporate explorer in the future do you know?? oh you answerd that already lolol nevermind the blonde took over for a second there


Wall Street falls on concerns of US-China trade deal delay
Wall Street edged lower on Wednesday, as hopes of a trade deal receded following an escalation in tensions between Washington and Beijing that also overshadowed upbeat forecasts from retailers Target and Lowe's.
NEW YORK: Wall Street's main indexes closed lower on Wednesday on concerns a "phase one" trade deal between Washington and Beijing may not be completed this year.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 113.61 points, or 0.41per cent, to 27,820.41, the S&P 500 lost 11.78 points, or 0.38per cent, to 3,108.4 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 43.93 points, or 0.51per cent, to 8,526.73.
(Reporting by Sinéad Carew; Editing by Sandra Maler and Chris Reese)


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