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Is there any way to control height of text with in rectangle vertex

Is there any way to control height of text within rectangle vertex of mxGraph ?
I Just want to hide extra text from bottom of rectangle.
See below screenshot to see what is happening.

By adding overflow=hidden in style of rectangle vertex solved my problem.
Now rectangle is showing as below.

How can I replace my cursor with a circle instead of drawing it to canvas in p5.js?

The problem: I'm trying to create a simple drawing app using p5.js. Instead of the standard cursor image, I'd like to show a circle at my cursor location that represents the size of the drawing brush.
Potential solution 1: Replace the cursor using the cursor() function native to p5.
Why it doesn't work: The p5 cursor function only takes the following parameters:
ARROW, CROSS, HAND, MOVE, TEXT, or WAIT, or path for image
As such, there's no native way to replace the cursor using the ellipse class.
Potential solution 2: Use the noCursor() function and then draw the circle at the cursor location, while also drawing the background, as such:
var brushSize = 50;
function setup() {
createCanvas(1080,720);
noCursor();
}
function draw() {
background(100);
ellipse(mouseX,mouseY,brushSize);
}
Why it doesn't work: While this solution gets the desired effect i.e. replacing the cursor with a circle the size of the brush, the constantly updating background prevents me from actually drawing to the canvas with the brush when I want to.
Is there some way I can replace the cursor without actually drawing the ellipse to the canvas? Is there any way to save and then instantly reload a canvas in p5? I couldn't find such a method searching through the API docs. Any hints are appreciated.

According to the reference, you can pass a URL into the cursor() function to set an image.
If you want to use an image that you draw, you're going to have to draw them ahead of time and save them to files, and then use those files. Something like this:
cursor('images/ellipse-15.png');
Where ellipse-15.png is an image that you generated ahead of time, to match when brushSize is 15, for example.
Btw P5.js is just setting the cursor CSS property. You can read more about it here.
If you want to go with the noCursor() approach and draw the ellipse yourself, you could draw your drawing to a buffer (the createGraphics() function is your friend) and then draw the ellipse on top of that every frame. I'd still probably use a cross cursor just because there's going to be some annoying lag if you draw it yourself.

Create a circular DIV inside the canvas container and show it on top of the actual canvas.

javascript - How to clip using drawImage/putImageData

I'm writing an application that needs static clipping for images on the canvas (as you move the images on the canvas the clipping area stays in one place). I have three cases: polygon, ellipse, any shape specified with an image. I was able to cope with polygon and ellipse, because I can do them with paths and arcs, but when it comes to a mask specified via an image I'm not sure what to do.
Example shape to clip to:
Let's say I am not able to draw it using paths
So I have it specified with an image, I know how to obtain image data from it. What I'm trying to achieve is to clip everything that is out of that figure.
I was trying like this:
canvas.clipTo = function (ctx) {
ctx.drawImage(shape.src, left, top);
};
And like this:
canvas.clipTo = function (ctx) {
ctx.putImageData(imgData, left, top);
};
Of course none of them work as I expect, it just draws that black shape instead of clipping to that region.
Any ideas how to do it?

I do it by creating a new canvas the same size as the mask image. Then draw the image on that canvas, then set the ctx.globalCompositeOperation to "destination-in" draw the mask over the image (masking it) , then draw the that canvas to the on-screen canvas with ctx.drawImage
As this is most definitely a duplicated question I will not give the answer as code, it's been done to death here on stackoverflow.
Oh and I forgot. Using imageData to clip is a very inefficient way to do it.

Is it possible to graphics on a bitmap in easeljs?

i want to draw a circle on an image in easeljs.
My actual status:
In my canvas 1200 x 800 is a bitmap 9000 x 1000.
The image got a "pressmove" function, so i can navigate from the left to the right of the panorama and from the top to the bottom.
I want to draw a circle/shape onto the image/bitmap.
For example at the coordinate of the image x:3000, y:500.
With my actual attempt to do this i created a container and added the bitmap and the shape in there. If i say bitmap.x/y = shape.x/y, the shape stays where it belongs to be but i need to tie it a specific coordinate.
The picture shows my actual view, the whole picture and the point (x,y) where i want to draw a circle onto the picture. So if i am showing this part of the picture there should be the point.
Do you guys have any idea how to do this?
Problem Solved
As #Lenny said, moving the container instead is moving both of the displayed objects. That's the result i wanted.

Write curved text within a circle with PaperJS

The title basically outlines all the details of my problem. I'm trying to write text within a circle that curves with the outline of the circle. Something very similar to the image bellow.

You can actually do this with a little hack.
Here is how to proceed:
Get the offset to the x-center of each glyph in the text. This can be done by using the with of a PointText for the substring until the glyph.
Find the point for the offset on the path that you want your text to align to.
Place the single centered glyph at the just found point. Rotate the glyph by the path's tangent angle.
Here is the Paper Sketch: Align Text to Path Sketch
And here is the result of a simple test:
You can use the code with an arbitrary path, not only with circles.