Explanation
Explanation
CSS Adjustments:
Removed the display: flex property from the .dropping class since it's redundant
and could cause issues.
Adjusted the max-height to a fixed value like 200px or any value that fits your
content. This ensures the transition effect works properly.
HTML:
Simplified the event listener to toggle the .dropping class on the drop_stuff div.
Used document.getElementById for selecting elements to ensure consistency and
clarity.
Removed the counter logic (x % 2 == 0) in favor of checking the class presence
directly.
This setup will provide a smooth transition for your dropdown menu, expanding and
collapsing as you click the button.
CSS:
Changed the event listener to set display: block immediately, then added the
dropping class with a slight delay (setTimeout) to ensure the browser can render
the display change before applying the transition.
Removed the dropping class on the next click, then hid the element (display: none)
after the transition completes (1 second delay).
This should create a smooth transition effect when toggling the visibility of the
drop_stuff element.
or is created.
Applying the White Areas: The white areas from the binary image are used to set the
corresponding pixels in the output image to white.
Combining Images: The original image and the modified image are combined using the
circular mask. The inner part remains unchanged, and the outer part is modified.
You can adjust the gray_color tuple to any color you prefer for the gray areas. The
path to the input image and output image should be correctly specified in the
example usage.