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#!/bin/bash
# Convert dwg to projected geojson
ogr2ogr -f GeoJSON -s_srs epsg:2154 -t_srs epsg:4326 building.json building.dwg

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const fs = require("fs");
const elasticsearch = require('elasticsearch');
const oboe = require('oboe');

const geojsonInput = process.argv[2] || 'feature_collection.geojson';
const indexname = process.argv[3] || geojsonInput.split('.')[0] || 'feature_collection';
const geometryFieldName = 'geometry';
const shape_type = process.argv[4] || 'geo_shape';

if (shape_type !== 'geo_point' && shape_type !== 'geo_shape') {

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# From your Google Spreadsheet, select the menu item Tools > Script editor. 
# Copy and paste this code.
# Replace uuid with the build_hooks uuid from your Netlify project.
# https://twitter.com/jmolivas/status/1112765435206787072

function onOpen() {
  SpreadsheetApp.getUi()
      .createMenu('Scripts')
      .addItem('Build', 'build')
      .addToUi();

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# Quickstart for Gatsby starter within Lando environment
#
# Install Lando v. >RC1.
# Place .lando.yml inside some directory and cd there.
# `git init . && git remote add origin https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby-starter-default.git && git pull origin master` 
# (feel free to use any starter repo URL).
# `lando start`.
# Use `lando` for commands available.

name: gatsby

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#!/bin/sh
# ---- website-checker.sh ----
# Pings a list of websites using cURL to see if they are up and
# there are no errors. If there are problems, we send an email using mailx
# to let ourselves know about the problem.
################################################################################

# Recipient of the errors email
admin_email=youremail@host.com

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(function(window) {
	var HAS_HASHCHANGE = (function() {
		var doc_mode = window.documentMode;
		return ('onhashchange' in window) &&
			(doc_mode === undefined || doc_mode > 7);
	})();

	L.Hash = function(map, options) {
		this.onHashChange = L.Util.bind(this.onHashChange, this);

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Bootstrap 3 Nav Menu Responsive Brand Logo Image

This demo corresponds to a this question answered on stackoverflow about Bootstrap Navbar Logos

There is a bug in Firefox with the bootstrap navbar-brand image. These methods above FIX the firefox issue by applying padding to the image and not the .navbar-brand tag removing the padding on .navbar-brand.

If you're looking for my original post using object fit method I have removed it for now because it is not fully supported in IE without a polyfill or fallback using css tables.

These are all examples of how to use a logo image in the bootstrap nav using tag. Using height on the logo along with width: auto, the image will resize to fit within the navbar and not overflow onto the page. This works exactly the same way .img-responsive does except in reverse. However, there is currently a bug in firefox so we have to apply the padding to the im