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After adding color to an android button, it loses its ripple effect that makes the user feel like there is a responsive click. How do I fix this? I've searched through many solutions but I couldn't find a definite one that wasn't ambiguous. <RelativeLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="match_parent" tools:context=".ClockInOutFragment"> <AnalogClock android:id="@+id/clock" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:layout

I'm learning WebGL, done that with the help of WebGLFundamentals page, which helped me pretty much to understand how buffers, shaders and all that stuff works. But now I want to achieve a certain effect which I saw here: https://tympanus.net/Tutorials/HeatDistortionEffect/index3.html I know how to make the heat distortion effect, the effect I want to achieve is the DEPTH on the image. This demo has a tutorial but it doesnt really explain how to do it, it says I must have a grayscale map, in which the white parts are the closest ones and the black parts the farest. But I really cant understand

How to create flashing title effect like facebook? Means, when you are chatting with someone and a new message is received, a title starts to switch between the original title and a message informing user of the arrival of new message giving a flashing effect. Explanation by AdrianoKF : Notice the window title cycling between something like "New message from Foo Bar" and the regular one after receiving a new chat message. Code: (function () { var original = document.title; var timeout; window.flashTitle = function (newMsg, howManyTimes) { function step() { document.title = (document.title ==

on many sites, such as http://www.clearleft.com , you'll notice that when the links are hovered over, they will fade into a different color as opposed to immediately switching, the default action. I assume JavaScript is used to create this effect, does anyone know how? Nowadays people are just using CSS3 transitions because it's a lot easier than messing with JS , browser support is reasonably good and it's merely cosmetic so it doesn't matter if it doesn't work. Something like this gets the job done: a { color:blue; /* First we need to help some browsers along for this to work. Just because a

I have a question. I want to make a swing form that, when clicking in a button he slides a panel (with his content) to the left so the panel on the right replaces it with a smooth effect. I Have tried to do a while how checks the size of the panel and then minimize it and shows the next one like this : while (jpanelprincipal1.getWidth() < 439 || jpanelprincipal1.getHeight() > 250) { int panel1width = jpanelprincipal1.getWidth(); int panel2height = jpanelprincipal1.getHeight(); jpanelprincipal1.setSize(panel1width -- , panel2height --); jpanelprincipal2.setSize(440,250); } I used this trick in

I am animating some error/validation elements on a page. I want them to bounce and be highlighted, but at the same time if possible. Here's what I'm currently doing: var els = $(".errorMsg"); els.effect("bounce", {times: 5}, 100); els.effect("highlight", {color: "#ffb0aa"}, 300); This causes the elements to first bounce, and THEN be highlighted, and I'd like them to occur simultaneously. I know that with .animate() you can specify queue:false in the options, but I don't want to use animate because the pre-built effects "bounce" and "highlight" are exactly what I want. I have tried simply