I am working on a blackjack game for a game. When I want to add a card it needs to be given the correct rotation and offset. This works, only if I load them at t start. Not when I want to add a card. So when I call the function AddCard() it should add a card to the container with the correct rotation and offset.
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I’m working on this page where I have some custom JS/jQuery to add a search feature for a list. I need to be able to “add” an additional field if required. I had it working before implementing the search feature, but now it’s become a lot for convoluted. I think I need to use a “closest” or an “each” somewhere in here, but I’ve been banging my head on it so long I’m not thinking straight…
Any help is appreciated!

Obviously background colors themselves are not inherited, but you can overlay different background colors with different opacity levels to get different effects. I was wondering if it is possible to get the ‘resultant background color’ of an element using jquery (the color that actually gets rendered).

I’m currently developing my company’s website and I’ve been following a tutorial to implement a loading animation. However, I’m facing an issue with disabling scrolling during the animation. I’ve tried a few methods found online, but they seem to interfere with my website’s CSS styling. You can check out my site at clickrabbit.co

I’ve been building an Electron app to show the locations of Altars of Lilith (Diablo 4) with in-game loctions and the in-game map. The elements are created through JS literal templates taken from JSON.

When tag link is clicked, .active will be added to that specific tag. I want when there’s .active present on the tag, the p will turn blue (.active is added to the p).

I have written the html and jquery code below but I cannot make my table sort in ascending order when I click the column headers. Any thoughts on how to implement this in jquery? I have tried many things, and all of them are correct, but when I click the headers it does nothing about it.Thank you very much for your time. Hope you know how to fix this…

I have implemented a table with pagination and a filter function using jQuery. The pagination works fine, and the filter function successfully filters the table rows based on the input value. However, when I apply the filter, the pagination is not updated accordingly. I want the pagination to adjust based on the filtered results, so that only the relevant page numbers are displayed.

I want to set up a template with a navbar, sidebar, etc. that I can call for several different html files. I tried copying and pasting the suggested jQuery code and I can’t get it to work. I don’t understand what I could be doing wrong. I tried changing the jQuery version to the most recent one. I tried downloading jQuery. I even downloaded it straight into the directory too. I’m using local host and running on Chrome if that makes a difference. The sidebar is from, I think, bootstrap’s website.

I have added sections witha background image each representing a project. I would like the website to have each section become a slider that contains an infinite loop of background images with an image on the cursor on 50% (left) and 50% (right) of the image to change image on click. then the user can scroll down to the next section, same thing. etc.