JMESA: How should I put the html.imagesPath property?

I know it's kind of a dumb question, but I've tried several combinations of paths and the icons of the table I create appear as not found.

Best regards.

Responsive map made of multiple image files

I'm pretty much a total noob when it comes to responsive web design and I'm attempting to produce a responsive web app with an interactive map.

The map is made up of seven separate image files - one for each region. The map has to be split in to separate images so that I can change the transparency of each image (and therefore, the regions color intensity) depending on data taken from the database.

I want the map to be centered but I also want each region's individual image (that makes up the map) to retain its position.

The best analogy I can think of is a jigsaw where the pieces maintain their correct position to complete the jigsaw's image even when the browser is resized.

What is the easiest way for this to be achieved?

Bare in mind that I still need to be able to control the transparency of each regions image.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated as I do not know where to start! Sorry if my description is poor - feel free to probe.

Cheers,

Will

UIImageView.image bigger than UIImageView

I have a UIImageView in a custom tableview cell. When I set the UIimageview property, the uiimageview.image is bigger than the uiimageview. Why? Here is the code:

cell.imageView.image=[UIImage imageNamed:@"BlueMooseLogo.png"];

And here is a link to what the cell looks like. The blue square is the background of the imageview, and the blue moose is the image. http://ift.tt/1MCk5Ho

If it's relevant, within interface builder, after I select the uiimageview, I have the view set to scale to fill.

How would i go about overlaying a image or a gif on the screen?

I've wanting to make a joke program that overlays the screen with a specified image or gif for a given length of time, i don't know how to do it or find anything about it.

I have been searching for a while, any help on how or what language would work?

Webview - Best way to upload images from device

I currently have an app on google play and itunes, which are native app wrappers to a webview. The beauty of the webview is I can make changes on the webview side and they will immediately be viewable on any device, however I am having issues with being able to upload images from user's albums/galleries stored on their device.

What, if any, is the fastest implementation, using my current webview strategy, to allow users to upload images from their device's native albums/galleries?

How to store a range of Excel (2003) cells as an Image (.png/.jpg/other) in Python using win32com

I am trying to store a range of cells (they have formatting and data) as an Image file using win32com in Python. Can you pl. help me with this?

Resize an image dynamically with CSS inside a table-cell div

I am trying to create two columns of equal width, the left one containing text and the right one containing an image. I would like the image to resize down to the width of the column if the image width is greater than the column width, but would like the image to keep its original size if the image is less than the column width. I have tried the instructions in this question, but the image, if larger, will consume whatever space it needs, squishing the column on the left containing text. I am wondering if this has to do with how "table-cell" divs behave, or if it is a precedence issue where the browser will accommodate an image before text. My code looks something like this:

<div style="display: table; width:100%;">
    <div style="display: table-row;">
        <div style="display: table-cell; width: 50%; vertical-align: middle">
            <h1>Header</h1>
            <p>Description</p>
        </div>
        <div style="display: table-cell; width: 50%; vertical-align: middle">
            <img style="max-width: 100%;height:auto;" src="image.jpg">
        </div>
    </div>
</div>

Also, I am using FireFox as my browser to test. Thanks!