Consider two cameras with the same resolution (let’s say 640×480) and focal length (or FOV) looking at the same subject. Let’s assume that the subject is in focus in both cameras.
Will the image of the subject be the same size across both cameras? That is, if one camera shows the subject as occupying a grid of 10×10 pixels, will the other camera give the same result?
Are there other properties that will affect this?
Exactly how to use any one piece of a character sheet isn’t prescribed by the rules. Different players and different characters will prefer and require different information noted, tracked and structured. There’s multiple official version to accommodate this, you’ll find countless different online, and some of us make custom sheets to fit our specific needs.
That said, specific elements are useful for specific types of counting. Textboxes are good at tracking text or big numbers and chains of circles good at counting (low numbers). So, for instance you could put your total number of arrows in the textbox by the arrows and as you spend arrows (by firing them presumably) you tick of circles. In a similar fashion you might note down a type of (healing) potion in one of the potion boxes and use the associated chain of marks to note how many you have, and erase the marks (or use an override mark)† when it is used.
The key for using any part of a character sheet (or any character sheet) is to find what works best for you, so that you don’t have to spend time searching or interpreting your character sheet and can spend more time actually playing. Try things out, do what feels natural, and don’t be afraid to change things if they don’t work. And don’t worry about others being able to read it, they wont need to read it often and its hard to make it guessable (unless you actually try for that, for some reason.
†: Personally I’m fond of using one line to mark something and using a second, crossing line to un-mark it. Saves using a rubber to turn the sheet crumpled and grey Use what works best for you.
Preface: I don’t often work with Drupal, so I may not be using the correct terminology or fully understand the stack. Please bear with me, I’ll do my best to be as clear as possible.
I want to filter the rendered output of the primary “Body” field on a “Basic Page” (or “Article,” any content type really) to add some classes to various elements. This would be the field labeled “Body” at /node/add/page. I’d like to achieve this using DOMDocument in my .theme file, but I’m having trouble figuring out what the correct “hook” is to tie in to.
So ultimately the goal would be a function something like the following (which is partially psuedo code):
function my_theme_body_alter(&$content) {
$DOM = new DOMDocument();
$DOM->loadHTML(mb_convert_encoding($content, "HTML-ENTITIES", "UTF-8"), LIBXML_HTML_NODEFDTD);
$anchors = $DOM->getElementsByTagName("a");
foreach ($anchors as $anchor) {
$existing_classes = $anchor->getAttribute("class") ? $anchor->getAttribute("class") : "";
$anchor->setAttribute("class", "button {$existing_classes}");
}
$content = $DOM->saveHTML($content);
return $content;
}
To be absolutely clear, I want to modify the output (on the front end) of this field:
What is the name of the hook I’m looking for, or how can I locate it myself?
What’s an example of a local ring $A$ with residue field $k$ such that the restriction map on Brauer groups $varphi : operatorname{Br}(A) to operatorname{Br}(k)$ is not surjective?
Thoughts:
References:
(1) Milne, Etale Cohomology, Princeton University Press, 1980
Using Drupal 8.8.1, I am trying to display taxonomy fields in views on content pages tagged with that taxonomy. Essentially the content page would have an image header from the taxonomy image field, as well text in the sidebar from the description and contact info fields. I have tried several different iterations of view configuration but still can’t get it to work.
I have a taxonomy vocabulary called Tags that looks like:
Tags
- Programs
- - Medicaid (51)
- - Medicare (56)
- - Community Living (61)
- Topics
- - COVID19 (91)
- - Enrollment (121)
- - Eligibility (116)
On my Basic page content type, I have added a reference to the Tags taxonomy as follows. Each node that is created will have a taxonomy tag assigned to it to classify the content.
Machine name: field_tag
Field type: Entity reference
Reference method: Default
Vocabulary: Tags
So then I have a Basic page called Medicaid Overview (node/31) which has a reference to Medicaid taxonomy tag (51). There will then be multiple Medicaid related basic pages that will be flagged with the Medicaid taxonomy term.
I have tried creating several different Views to access the fields on the taxonomy term assigned to the content node that is being displayed. I have tried several different combinations on Contextual Filters and Relationships to no avail. And I have tried several different combinations of creating the view for Basic page and for Taxonomy.
I referenced the following articles (and many others) to try to get it sorted out:
At this point I’m a little confused and need to get reset.
Any help is appreciated. I have three views that are dependent on getting to the taxonomy ID that is assigned to the content node that is being displayed. Happy to provide more detail or screenshots.
The naming convention for fields is documented here, Twig Template naming conventions
- field–node–(field-name)–(content-type).html.twig
- field–node–(field-name).html.twig
- field–node–(content-type).html.twig field–(field-name).html.twig
- field–(field-type).html.twig field.html.twig
But field--text-with-summary.html.twig is one of those that is harder to figure out from just looking at the Field Type.
To make Drupal life easy for this, you can enable Twig Debug. See Locating Template Files with Debugging
Now when you inspect element with browser, you can see which template file is being used (the one with the “x”) and what other available template file names (the ones with “*”) you could use.
I’m trying to build a block for tb_megamenu of a view of items of a certain content type. I want to use some JavaScript so that when the end user hovers over a title then associated content appears on the right hand side.
I’ve got the JavaScript/jQuery functionality working by attaching a library to the views display twig template and it works with a simple global text field using the correct IDs. However, it won’t work with tokens because all ids will apply to all instances of the field content, so that hovering will show all related content.
Is there a way to separate the fields out like a delta field? I can build this in HTML ultimately but it wont be manageable buy the end user ultimately.
I have to disable the MSI and enable the usual qty field only in the Magento 2.3.5 version
https://www.rakeshjesadiya.com/disable-sources-in-multi-source-inventory-magento-2/
I tried to use the modules listed on this blog, via the composer. It removes the modules but I am still not getting the usual qty and advance inventory fields in the product form.
I also tried some limited modules which were installed during the magento installation, and not required.
but it still didn’t worked.
the list of those modules is below, in the post.
so I just wanted to know, what is that which I am missing here, and if there is any solution which someone has tried ??
Magento_CatalogInventoryGraphQl
Magento_InventoryAdminUi
Magento_InventoryAdvancedCheckout
Magento_InventoryBundleProduct
Magento_InventoryBundleProductAdminUi
Magento_InventoryCache
Magento_InventoryCatalog
Magento_InventoryCatalogAdminUi
Magento_InventoryCatalogSearch
Magento_InventoryConfigurableProduct
Magento_InventoryConfigurableProductAdminUi
Magento_InventoryConfigurableProductIndexer
Magento_InventoryConfiguration
Magento_InventoryDistanceBasedSourceSelection
Magento_InventoryDistanceBasedSourceSelectionAdminUi
Magento_InventoryDistanceBasedSourceSelectionApi
Magento_InventoryElasticsearch
Magento_InventoryExportStock
Magento_InventoryExportStockApi
Magento_InventoryGraphQl
Magento_InventoryGroupedProduct
Magento_InventoryGroupedProductAdminUi
Magento_InventoryGroupedProductIndexer
Magento_InventoryImportExport
Magento_InventoryLowQuantityNotification
Magento_InventoryLowQuantityNotificationAdminUi
Magento_InventoryProductAlert
Magento_InventoryRequisitionList
Magento_InventoryReservationCli
Magento_InventoryReservations
Magento_InventorySalesAdminUi
Magento_InventorySalesFrontendUi
Magento_InventorySetupFixtureGenerator
Magento_InventoryShipping
Magento_InventoryShippingAdminUi
Magento_InventorySourceSelection
I need to get all rows which end in a specific character, P for example, but in which a similar key sans the P exists. I have no idea how to approach this one in MySQL.
This is very small example, my actual data is huge with other columns also.
+------------+
| key |
+------------+
| value_100 |
| value_100P |
| value_101 |
| value_101 |
| value_102 |
| value_102P |
| value_103P |
| value_104P |
+------------+
The query would output,
+------------+
| key |
+------------+
| value_100P |
| value_102P |
+------------+
Is there a way to load all featured images from one post type from one post category into an ACF Gallery field which updates the load query for example on each field request or other auto triggers?
If yes what will be the script for it and in which document would I need to write that script?
Thanks!
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