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I am having trouble finding individual html elements from the downloaded source code of a selected page. When I use the function $(data).find('p').length it returns me the number 2 which is the correct answer, but if I use the function $(data).find('img').length it returns me 0 and it should be 1.

I'm new to Latex and am trying to make a book-style presentation. But I am quite confused by how Latex justifies text. I was told \begin and \end justified the text and it seemed to work until I add some \newline and then I got this :

We can clearly see the text is justified only on the lower text and not in the top. Both are inside a \begin{raggedright} statement and did not used any other commands than \newline and \textit. The separation of the 2 text comes from a \scenechange commands that is defined as follow :

I am trying to build a responsive Website. With quite an effort (and help from the community) I managed to mount a fixed background image. But now I am encountering two issues:

1. With small screens, the content of the elements in front of the image is cut off at the bottom, scrolling is not possible.
2. The footer is overlapping the other elements.

html/ css:

I have a header and main html tags. The header is a navigation bar with position: sticky and top: 0 and the main is a content container with overflow: auto. I would expect that the scroll bar would only be visible on the main element, but it is visible over the header as well.

How do I make only the content of the main tag scrollable?

I have this simple read more JS function. I want to reuse it, what's the best practice for this? For example, below, I have two read more buttons but I have to copy paste the function and some number to it to use it. Not the cleanest way, what's a better way around this?

How can I scale the black containers height from max-height of 550px to for example height of 400px by just changing browsers width. And together with the black container the box divs also should get smaller proportionally. I want it without the use of media queries.. I want it to change dynamically so you can see it resizing pixel by pixel. I don't want it to just jump from one height to another by reaching a media queries width.

https://i.stack.imgur.com/3hzl7.png

So I am creating my website and my navbar isn't in line with title (h1). How do I fix it?

I'm trying to achieve a two column layout created with tailwind which allows the left column to be horizontal resizable. When resizing the column, the right column should fill the remaining space. I'm used grid-cols-2 to create the two column layout but with grid-cols the resize-x will only affect the left column. The demo can be found here: https://play.tailwindcss.com/W2sGHdRz4Y

It was my understanding, that if an element with position:sticky is nested within a parent element: when the parent leaves the viewport, that "sticky" element will leave with it.

Here I have a "sticky"

within a within . When scrolling through the main element, when the would normally scroll off-screen, it instead behaves as if it's become position:sticky. However, if I change the display of the to be either block or inline-block, it behaves as I thought that it would. What's happening here?
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